Boyden High School - Echo Yearbook (Salisbury, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1950 volume:

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Y- gem PS5 f'fx .5 -',- -: - if , , ..f' EBSQ Mm-2 mam asm ENB HR! 5... lf! WB n J E I IFACCIUILT 5 3 I ' Mr. I. H. Knox B.S., M.A. Miss Mabel Lippurd A.B., M.A. A 1 Mr. M. L. Barnes, Ir. Miss Louise G. Beazley Mr. Icxmes B. Chilton A.B. B.S. A.B. lf I3 Mr. Ioe. S. Ferebea Mrs. Elma Gufiord Mrs. Minnie M. Gaston A.B., M.A. B.S. A.B. Miss Anne Hull Mr. L. W. Hoslettler Mr. Alfred H. Howlett B.S. B.S. B.S. 0 If vf MU' Q 011 'A .. L 52 Q V 5 X X L4 l Wifi Wg? WA X - W Miss Mildred L. Curlee Miss S. Tillie Euker B.S. B.S. f im. V V QR... ,L AW... R,- Q -X - if EQ- fi -1 A 5 -1 wg' s 5 Miss Almeria Gordon Miss Ida Gardner A.B. A.B. Mr. A. Derwood Huneycutt Miss Elizabeth Icxrvis A.B. A.B. li I1 -v r , 1 eng FACCULTX ixfl , , A, I iw U Ml QL, Q f N ft 5 2 I Mr I H Nettles E B.s., M.A. , . Z., 'C' Y Mr. W. S. Ludwig Ali. Miss Mabel O. Iohnson Miss Elizabeth Iones Mr. George Lecka Miss Emma Marston Miss Viviun McCall AB., NLS. 13.5. B,S. A,B. 13.5. Miss Margaret Miller Miss Amy Moore Mrs. Addie R. Morris Miss Mary Nicolson Miss Frances Pendley AB., MA. A.B. A.B. AB. AB., BM, Miss Kate Slagle Miss Virginia Smoot Mr. Richard E. Souihwick Miss Elise Wagner Miss Catherine Whilener BS., I-LE. B.S., M.A. B.M.F., MJX. A.B., MA. CLASS OIF 950 Dreaming dreams of wild delight, to Boyden we did come, Freshmen green, yet painted red to make us feel at home. Knowing little, lacking nothing, wanting but the best We sought to learn our lessons and be better than the rest. Passing on to the Sophomore class, we continued to climb the ladder Thinking of the day when we'd be seniors, not knowing we'd be sadder. Enjoying ourselves while we were young and wishing to be older. Adding friends and honor and courage to each and every shoulder. Accepting a more prominent place in the school and receiving higher praise, Working hard and winning hcmors and gaining with the days, Learning through lessons and socml experience, we came to know many things, Finding ourselves and learning the lessons that living and loving brings. Finding ourselves at the end of the road, a sob escapes unseen, Throbbing in our hearts are memories poignant and keen. Thanking our teachers, parents, and friends for their help throughout the years We bid farewell to Boyden with a million thanks and tears. Standing here at the open portal facing a beckoning life, Praying for love and brotherhood, hating pain and strife, Looking toward the future, bright with hopes of the morrow We the Class of '50, leave our school with pangs of sorrow. -BONNIE MCRAE Ez., vs f x if l O g' x fe 'L sr-B if SENIOR CLASS CCNFIFICCIERS First Row, left to right: Sylvia Siebert, Secretaryg Mrs. Minnie Gaston, Adviser. Second Row: Bob Gardner, Presidentq Jimmy Justice, Treasurerg Murray Burke, Vice-President MASKCUT CLASS DAY 0lFlFllCClI-URS Left to right: Carl King, Statistician' Bill Greene, Prophetg Bob F-oil, Historian, Jerry Barger, Lawyer. MASCCUT iiiii '00 1 P IISTURY As we, the Class of 1950, reach the climax of our high school days, we turn our faces to many heartening memories which are the links between the beginning and the closing chapters of our lives in Boyden. On a bright September morning in the year of 1946, we, the members of the class of '50, entered Boyden as freshmen. After being properly initiated, we quickly became well acquainted with the school, teachers, and upperclassmen. Our scholastic ability was soon recognized as a large number of the class were on the honor roll for the first quarter.. As our class leaders, we selected Jim Justice, president: Margaret Peeler, vice-president, Mary Coleman, secretaryg and Jerry Kincaid, treasurer. For our class meetings, different home- rooms had programs, these gave us a variety consisting of speakers, plays, and movies. Although we did not give much thought to the speakers then, we realize now that their messages have helped guide us through our high school career. As dignified sophomores we quickly adjusted ourselves by participating in more activi- ties and becoming more sociable. This year we selected as our class leaders Jerry Barger, president, John Buford, vice-president, Margretta Thompson, secretary, and Don Godwin, treasurer. To improve our recreation program, a concrete playing area was constructed behind the shop. This made it possible for us to enter into more intramural sports. Also, this year saw two outstanding students, Linda Thompson and James Coggin, make a new school seal. The school motto, Always Faithful, was changed to To Succeed as Citizens. As juniors we welfcognized to be one of the outstanding classes in Boyden. Carl King was elected to lead our class, other officers were John Rendleman, vice-presidentg Linda Thompson, secretary tlater moved out of town? was replaced by Billie Parkerg and Don Godwin, treasurer. Our first objective this year was the magazine drive, which was sponsored to help pay for the annual. We were very proud of ourselves, as we outsold the seniors in subscriptions. In January of that year many juniors participated in the annual Colle Day which was sponsored by the seniors. As juniors, it was our duty to be hosts at' ,Junior-Senior Prom. We looked forward to that night. The gym was beautifully rated, the theme being the Cinderella Ball. The lights were dim as every- one danced to the sweet music of a local band. It was a big moment in our high school career and we will always remember it. As the school year drew to a close, Carl King was chosen president of the Student Association for 1949-1950. Other officers were Bill Greene, first vice-president: Bunny Link, second vice-president, Mary Coleman, secretary, Bob Foil, treasurer. Peggy Brady and Bill Greene were elected co-chief marshals with Bonnie McRae being selected as editor-in-chief of the Yellow Jacket. When school opened in the fall of 1949, the juniors had become seniors. We were in our last year, the year that every student looks forward to. We elected Bob Gardner, president: Murray Burke, vice-president, Sylvia Siebert, secretary, and Jimmy Justice. treasurer. We had traveled a long, hard road, had faced many problems, had overcome difficulties and were recognized as a most outstanding rising senior class. During this year we have lived up to our reputation. We have been outstanding in the Key Club, Hi-Y, Letterman's Club, Y-Teen, Student Council, National Honor Society, and many other organizations. Perhaps one of the biggest events for us was the dedication of our new stadium and athletic fleld-something everyone has looked forward to. Also recognition of the success of football and basketball teams brought honor to us, to our flne coaches, and to Boyden. The Sociology Council, composed of seniors, is to be con- gratulated on its many projects, undertaken and faithfully executed. These included deliv- ering Thanksgiving baskets to the needy families of Salisbury and sponsoring Career Day to help us choose our vocations. And now after four years in Boyden High School, we, the Seniors of 1950, must take our diplomas and travel toward our goal, to become leaders in the world of tomorrow. Some of us will go to college, many will go directly into the business world. All will face life and the problems it brings. Now for the entire Senior Class of 1950, I bid you, one and all, an affectionate farewell. BOB FOIL, Historian I L zz ' STATISTICS After being delegated Statistician of the greatest Senior Class of Boyden High School, I secured the facts and figures and began working toward a conclusion. Equipped with statistic sheets and one adding machine I, Carl King, after much deliberation, present these astounding facts concerning the Class of 1950. From the 19,445 pounds of graduating seniors I found the average female tipped the scales at 122 pounds, the average male weighed 153 pounds. Dell Ketchie and Wayne Leazer raised the boys' average considerably by boasting a cool 200. The weight of the class is due mainly to their favorite foods, which are steak and french-fries, with chocolate milk, their favorite beverage. Sara Hubbard prefers wild onions and corn-bread. If everyone told the truth, most of the class of '50 is 18 years old and sees the world through brown eyes. Dick Arey says his are bloodshot. In addition to the majority having brown eyes, brown hair is prevalent. It is not too popular, however, because about 3070 of the hair around Boyden changes with the seasons-yellow in the summer, streaked in the fall, and natural again about the turn of the year. Dave Shuler says he will be bald before he graduates. The average height is only 5'5 but do not blame Dub Kluttz and Patty Vogler for that because Jerry Kincaid wasn't in school when the statistics were compiled. Bill Bibb and Tommy Johnson surely are cut out to be policemen, they wear shoes size 12 and 13 respectively. The class can thank Jane Beard's size 4 for bringing the aver- age down to 795. ' 4 The graduating class chose as its song of the year I Can Dream, Can't I and Frankie Laine their favorite vocalist. Vaughn Monroe's band was first choice. The Dreamers were also quite popular. After having a heart-to-heart talk with Love Bug, I obtained the following information. Seventy-three seniors have definitely been bitten. Several seem to have infected bites. Thirteen do not know whether they are in love or not, and fifty-five give a definitely negative answer. About 8472: of the class plans to get married. The others have not decided about the fatal step. When married, the majority of the class plans to settle in other towns. This great Senior Class is filled with very modest scholars. Bill Gaskey and Rogers Staley do not want to use up what little knowledge they have acquired before being gradu- ated. The boys prefer gym and mathg that is excluding John Buford, whose favorite subject is Billie Parker. The girls prefer sociology. Eighty-four students plan to further their education by attending inwtions of higher learning. Forty-three do not plan to go to collegeg 14 are still undecided. ' ' Mrs. Minnie Gaston was crowned teacher of the year, but Miss Elizabeth Jones and Mrs. Addie Morris were very close contenders. We all love those dear hearts and gentle people. The beach is the favorite vacationing spotg quite a few seniors, however, prefer the mountains. The most popular place for dates is the movies and then to Mooney's. It is an estab- lished fact that if any one wants to find a member of the Senior Class after 9:30 on Saturday night he should look either at the Club or Mooney's. Dating is first on the list of pastimesg eating between meals is second. Shooting pool ranked high as Jerry Kirk's favorite pastime. The class of '50 couldn't decide on its favorite movieg Hamlet , Johnnie Belinda , and Prince of Foxes were all favorites. Shan Thornton refuses to go to the show unless Buggs Bunny is on. Sports from golf to chess were listed as favorites. Football led the list while basketball and baseball followed. I must congratulate the teams and coaches for our excellent record in athletics this year. The Senior Class chose to ride around in a new Pontiac with a radio tuned to Red Skelton, as the favorite radio program. Gerald Adams insists that his Ford is the best yet. In the comic section the Seniors immediately turn to Dick Tracy or Denny Dimwitt. Jerry Rufty insists that his favorite is Donald Duck. The saying, You don't know, do you? and that's not good fella were acclaimed the most popular expressions. We have hidden talent in the field of musicg Cliff Owen claims he can play anything with a comb and paper, Henry Grogan can really make a tune on his moonshine jug. If that's music, then the whole class is musical. Don Godwin insists that he is the most musical, he can masterfully play the radio! With the established fact that we all have enjoyed our time spent in fun and work here at Boyden, I affix my signature to the statistics of one of the greatest classes ever to graduate from Boyden High School, the Class of 1950. CARL KING, Statistician THE LAST WILL and TIESTAMIENT We, the members of the Boyden High School Class of 1950, being of sound minds, strong bodies, and weak consciences, wish to bestow our undying qualities of honesty, dignity, and intelligence upon our most deserving underclassmen, in full view of the fact that it will be impossible for them to achieve greater success than did the Class of 1950. Realizing that we have come to the end of our high school career and that we have acquired an unusual amount of knowledge, we, the Class of 1950, must leave to the underclassmen some of these superior traits in order that they may be able to uphold the standards set by this and preceding graduating classes. Therefore, we do make this, our LAST WILL ANTD TESTAMENT. FIRST: To our parents who have loved us, cared for us, and guided us in our prepara- tions for our life's work, we give our deepest love and dearest thoughts. SECOND: To Mr. J. H. Knox, our superintendent, to Mr. J. H. Nettles, our principal, and to members of the faculty, we leave our lasting gratitude and sincere appreciation for all that they have done to make our high school career a happy one. THIRD: To the citizens of Salisbury go our thanks for supporting us in every way possible. FOURTH: To our senior class adviser, Mrs. Minnie Gaston, and to our student council 5.1 iser, Miss Margaret Miller, goes our wholehearted appreciation for their guidance wi?-:gi .L N hout the year. f INDIVIDUALS AMONG Us BEQUEATH THE. FOLLOWING: 1- are ' - z ' Y ' Carl King his presidents seat to Bunny Link student body president, with :shes for a successful year E Jiri- ' - : Don Godwin, John Buford, and Gerald Adams, their Hot Rods and repair fgktogls to Humphrey Barringer and Hermie Kincaid. Included in this are three Glow-in- the-dark signs saying Beware of Flying Parts. SEVENTH: Bob Gardner and Bill Peeler, their football equipment to Bruce Rendle- man and Dick Smith. EIGHTH: Heywood Miller and Henry Grogan, that inseparable twosome, their ability to 'lay out of class and not get caught, to Harry Rainey and Fatboy Goodson. NINTH: Elaine Elium and Betty Jean Plyler, their dramatic ability to Missie Houck and Harold Hagler. TENTH: Jack Smith, Dave Shuler, and Wayne Leazer, their musical instruments to Don Ousley, Jimmy Bibb, and Jimmy Eagle. ELEVENTH: Robert Brinkley, Paul Kiger, and Don Dedmon, their basketball skills to Sonny Morris, Kirk Hill, and Norman Kimbrough. TWELFTH: Travis Stokes and Clyde Taylor, their enormous batting averages to Frank McRae and Bob Rouche. ' THIRTEENTH: George Yarborough and Bob Ritchie, a box of sleeping pills to be taken before going to class Qthey really did.n't use the pills thoughh, to Bucket Chambers and Bob Waggener. FOURTEENTH: Frankie Andrews, the Casanova of the Senior Class, his twenty-four condensed volumes of Dateable Girls, to Rodney Calloway. FIFTEENTH: Dick Arey, his all-around ability to Jimmy Stroud. SIXTEENTH: That witty pair, Sara Hubbard and Bill Bibb, their sense of humor along with the book, How to Be the Life of the Party, to T. Kepley and Annie Campbell. SEVENTEENTH: James Coggin and Jo Ann Cothran, their talented paint brushes to' Sue Hughes mid Don Clark. EIGHTEENTH: Bonnie McRae, Lloyd Ennis, and Tommye Barker, their ability to take scraps of news, throw them together, and create the Yellow Jacket, to Celia Cole, Billy Overton, and Jane-A alton. NINETEENTH: Jim- - uscle Man Whitler, his Charles Atlas course and mit 'With built-in muscles to none other than Charlie Honeycutt. . F. H, TWENTIETH: Margaret Peeler and Bob Plyler, their good looks to sarah Home-and Bob Beazley. ' TWENTY-FIRST: Mary Anne Beaver, her musical ability to Mary Dare Moore. ' TWENTY-SECOND: To the freshmen: There is a lot that lies ahead of you here in Boyden. Take advantage of every opportunity offered you here and I am sure that each and every one will be a success. - TWENTY-THIRD: To the sophomores: You are now half-way through your high school career. More and more responsibility will be placed upon you. Grow so that you will be able to meet your obligations to the school. TWENTY-FOURTH: To the juniors: You have only one more year at Boyden. It is up to you to take the initiative in all undertakings of the school. Merely pattern your lives by the examples set by the class of SO and you will be your best. b In conclusion: As the time draws near for us to depart from this beloved institution, we look back over the fruitful years, we, the class of 50 , have had in Boyden. Now that we have well established ourselves as the best class in the history of Boyden High School, I do affix my signature to this, our LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT. JERRY BARGER, Lawyer 4 GERALD CLARK ADAMS Agreeable, Honest, Composed Entered '46, Course: Collrqe Prep, Varsity Football 4, Leltflrlmin 5 Club 4, Intramural Spons 4. JOSEPHINE ANN ALSOBROOKS Calm, Beautiful, Constant Entered '46, Course: College Prop, I-LR. Serv. 1, 'l'1oc1s Cl, V.fProsa. 4, Class Council 4, Student Council 4, Mosque 6. Wiq 1, Clrls' Cltoru 1, 2, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, Y-'Teens 1, Sponsor Colleqo Day 4, Carol-1 Day 4. FRANK LOWE ANDREWS Jivy, Joking, Cheerful Entered '46, Course: Colloqc Prrp, Brest Dmxv: r Suycrlotivf- fl. RICHARD W. AREY, JR. Hnnzorous, Cheerful, Likable Entered '46, Course: College Prep, I-LR, Dev. Chl. 1, Sorglul Clu 2, 4. Clecm-up Chr. 4, Baud 2, Golf 3. 11I I11 I Y I 11 1' I111I- :II I1 I I 11 I I I lI11I DELIVIA BERTICE AUSTIN, JR. CUIISISIKWII, Marry, Diligmlt I11 I I I I-,11111i II11 1'1I AV. II.II. IJ--v. 1.I11. I , Y1-II11w I1 II1 III I, ,, 1, 'I'1-11:'. H111 I'1 1-'I I.'I11. .Ig I1. V111f:1Iy F001 PEGGY BALLARD I r11f11fIIy, JoyfuI. 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MARY ANNE BEAVER Musical, Radiant, Glaclsorne Entered '46: Course: College Prep: H.R. Pres. l, V.'Pres. 2, Sec. 2, 4, Clean-up Chr. 4, Music Chr. 3, 4: Student Council l, 2, 'l'raH1c Comm. 3, 4, Social Comm. 4: Honor Roll l, Z: Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, Accom. 2, 3, Pres. 3, Dist. Contest 2, 3, State Contest 3, 4, Solo Contest 3, Sr. Band 4, Music Letter Club 3, 4, School Pianist 4: Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4, Ir. Music Club 4, Latin Club li lr.-Sr. Orch. Comm. Chr. 3, Spon- sor College Day 4, Homecoming Float Comm. l, 2, 3, 4: Intramural Basketball 3, 4, Champion Team 3. wr mum CHARLES RONALD BEAVER Talented, Upright, Honorable Entered '46: Course: College Prep: H.R. V.-Pres. 3, Treas. 4: Sociol- ogy Council 4: Class Council 2, 3, Co-Dev. Chr. 2, 3: Student Council 4, Dev. Comm. Chr. 4: N.l-LS. 3, 4, Pres. 4, Marshal 3: lr. Band 1, Sr. Band 2, 3, 4, Dist. Contest Z, 3, 4, State Contest 2, 3, 4, Band Letter Club 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 4, Ir. Music Club 4, Pres. 4, Woodwind Quartet 2, String Trio 4, Sponsor Band Clinic 3: Hi-Y 3, 4, Bible Club 4, Latin Club 1: Career Day Rep. 3, Colleqe Day Sponsor 4: Most Musical Superlative. BETTIE BELL Humorous, Droll, Tuneful Entered '4G: Course: College Prep: H.R. Dev. Chr. 4, Citizenship Chr. 4, Yellow locket Reporter 4, Social Chr. l, 2: House 5- Grounds Comm. 4: Girls' Chorus l, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Mixed Octet 4, Dist. Music Contest 2, 3, 4, Music Letter Club 4, Sec. 4: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. 4, V.-Pres. 4, Masque G Wig 3, 4: Sponsor Career Day 4. iii- BETTY ROSE BENSON Sweet, Fragile, Tranquil Ilutf red '47, Cwurso: Commercmlg II,FI. Dov. Chr. 2, Clean-up Chr. L 2, .lf rx 35 Gills' Chfgrus 2, Ir. Band 2, Sr. Band 2, 3, 4, Y-Teons 2, 3, 4, I' II A 'i WILLIAM ROBERT BIBB Witty, Joking, Courteous llxxlfrxl-fl' 'Ivy Cwurfnf: Collvqvz Ylrfnpg HR. Trees. 2, Clean-up Chr. I, ,E, 4, Bulll-lm Purrrd Chr, 3, P.-T,-SA. Chr, 1, Class Council 45 Sr. Iivxml I, 2, 3, 4, Iirmd Imvttrrr Club Z, 3, 4, Pm: Bcmd 3, 4, Hi'Y 3, 4, Hwy-urls-1 47 S5-lmrjcr Cfvllrqu Dfly 4, Carter Day 47 Wiltiest Superlcx- Ilvu 4. N Qflfir 'hu' 0? 40-nn, DORIS BOGER Vivacious, Handy, Happy IInr-'rv-rl 'filly Cmxrsw: Curxlrrxf,-rrirxlp HR. Treus. I, SCC. 1, Sonq Lead- I-1' 3,4, Ymllrfu Izrknt Rfywrlwr 3, Srtciul Comm. 4: Girls' Chorus I, 2, Dist. Musxc Cnnlwst 12, Y-Toons 1, 2, P.H.A. 2, ILE. Club 4, Pres. 2nd Pf-r, Class 4. DORIS MAE BOULUS Collected, Well-Drescd, Kind Ilmsfxwlzl 'flap Course: Practical Arts, HB. Trccxs. 1, Social Chr. 2, 4, Iiullv-tin Bouxd Chr. S57 IIIJHOI Roll I, 37 Lhrlis' Chorus I, 25 DE. Club 3, fl, l.xInc1xy Club 4. wa 'QU' ... ...ji HQ 'WH- fc ' X df! I ,LJ H ' .T , I G il ' I K f' 4 Z' I Xml if-f Jj, . X 3, ji , H ff I fl' ,l ,, may .e,. . V 71' '51 M , lm Q W 1 il XL!,,1' x . Q X .1 ff , ,f I ' J' 1 ff I L ff y J fx ANNE ROSS BOYD Companionfzlnle, Lively, Good Nalzned Entered '46, Course: Cjillwy P11-11: HR. N l V l1 ll 1 Roll 1, 2, Yellow lcxckct H11111111 l, fl, 3' M1 c 11 61 1 1 1 l1 ductions f S11r111q GrPe11 , k.'l11'1:111--.1 - Y 1 111 l 1 1 sor College Day 4, C1111-1:1 l'D11y 4, C1,A.A l 1 l l 1111111 1 EC1skPtbGll l, I, 3, 4, Cl1111111'11111 'l111111 PEGGY JEANETTE BRADY Inclzfslriowx, Gevzlle. Conzpclv I E111 rfcl WG: C111111 : Kf'11ll1111 P1111 ll.H. lrllll fl, Y1ll1'W l111'k111 R11 11-1' Ll T1111:1. l1 1 1 l L 11 11 1 Flower CQ111111. lg 51111111111 5111111.11 -1, T1 5331 11 1 1 11 1 I 1 Srhool COLlIlCll Rey. 45 N.l'l.S. 4, Lf'-kl11 l .111 l11 4 ll 11 1 I1 l 1 Cl'1o1'11s l, 2, Dist. M11511' C131111'1s1 Club 3, 4, Cnnfl CO111111. LQI11. CLA l-l1J1'11cL'u111i11q Float CL111111. .A. l, A, 11, 1 1 1 1l 1 Yf'l'11. 11? H111- k ROBERT GWYNN BRINKLEY Vigorous, Noble, Sevenc EI'Ll1'1'Vd '-QE: Cu111f:v: Q',3ll1'1I1' P1 gy HR. lx11 11 .-1, -11 .' .11l 1 1 C1l 4, Stuflusi l'f'111111'1l 3, '11 ll1 Y 11, K- y 1'l111W -3, -1' I: V111111 l lnull l, Vu1's1iy Bsskvllmll fl, .i, -1, l.-111111111111 1'I11l1 -1, -Z. BETSY LOUISE BROWN Neal, Plrwicl. Rejimfrl E111-'-11.11 '-1115 011111115 L,'1ll1-111 l'1- 17 ll Fl. V lt ,, l, l .'l 1M 1, Trias. 2, B11'lcI111 liorzrcl f.ll1I. ', F1 3 J, 2' 11l 1l11. '- l' 1 1 l l .lg G1rls' Cl1'fr11s l, li, S111-, 19, D1s1, M111f:1' M1111-1:1 lip Y'l'-1111- 1 1 531' Collage Day fl, CL11'1f1--1' l.l1.1y 4, HQIII' 11111111171 l'l1111 1' 151111. .1 l lx 1 Squad 4. LOIS CAUBLE BROWN Poised, Authoritative, Gracious 1.111-1111 11115 L11 111:11-: 1111111111 P1-11-, 11.13. P115 1, 5, V.-PIL., 1, 2, 111' .1 1 111 1111. J, .17 1 11:':a 1,.111111'11 3, 1' 1'hr. Sr1f'1r11 C11111111. 35 Student 111 11 1 '1 4 111111 1 111111 '1 1 1 111 L 111111 C1 7 15,1 1- 1 ,11 ,., , '1:11L1, . -1: D.A.R. G00 1f111Z- 11 4 '1111 1'1111'1- S111-- 5311111111 1 1 1 1 111l3' 5111111 3, N.H.S. ,. . 1,11,111-124, 1'11 11111 111 Cr111v 1111 1 11111111 R111 1, L1, 3, 4, MGTSIIU1 11. 1-1-- 1.1111, 1 A.1,.1, 1.11 1 111 1 1141113111111 G W111 11, 3, 117 151. Band 1, Z, 3, 4, TYCQS. 4, 1111111111111 N111V1111'111 11 '3 4'Y'1'11Qr1S12 11: 11111 1 :1 , .1,, 111- 11: .- .,1, 1.1 1 4 1'11.. 4,1.11.A..: 11111111111111111111111A 11111111541111.4,W.1111f1ss11.1Sr. ., 11. .11. 11111-11111111111 1.,111111111111-1- 1.111 '1 11111111'111111111 1111111 1,11111m. 1, Z, 1111 11117111 '11 Il 11 111 1J1y1CAA1 13 4 1 Q ' 1 , 1 111 11' . 11, 111151: 1...,..,1,, '11111' 11 1-111c1.1 11 I11111111111111 1111::111t11111 1, J, 3, 1 1-111f'1L11y 1, 5011112111 1, ,, 11, '11111111: 1, 4, V11111y11111 1 1, 11, 1 111115: '1'111111111111'1111 f1, 1f 11 ll 1111 1 11111 .1, 11' 11-11.1 l1111'1'-111111f1111111111v1 -1 1 111 1 JOHN HARVEY BUFORD Pleasfml, Fond. Easy-Going 2111111511: C5111111 111--1-, H.R. V,1 1111 1, 51:11:11 12111. 47 1,111-11111 111g 1 1 .1-111.1 1.111111 11 1' V. P11 za. lip N111:s11111- 151 VJ111 11, 161121, 1.1111111117 15 Kay 511111 1, 115 11. V111:111v 11111111111 1, .', V111:111',' 3, 11111-111111111 B11s1c111JQ111 4, Must 111.. 1111 111y 1,1111-111111v1 4, 'N - 1111 11 C'111 A11 fwx T .1 i' 'V+ Qfi... JOAN FAYE BUNIGARNER B Daring, Sympathetic, Terse -d '46y Cjrmurswz Practical Arts: H.R. V.-Prfss. 1, 511111111 C111. 1, 11111111 C111. Li, 3, 47 f11I1S'C1'lOlUS 1, Li: 1112. C1111: 3, 4. CLAUDE MURRAY BURKE, JR. High-Minded, Stable, Apt 1.111111-11 1111, 1 111111111 11111111111 P11115 HR. 11111. T, 1.I111z1111s11111C11r. Z7 fT1i11g1c,I1,11y 1,1111111'11 113 1.111115 12111111111 '11, 4, C1112 11511111 92111. 12, V.-111115. 115 S1ud1111I C111111111 l', 11, 1111111511-11 '11, 111111111 H1111 1, lf, 1311715 511.1111 37 511111113 . . , .. , , . L11. Y111 11W 11l1'1'1'1 4: 111, 111Y 3, 4, Kuy L11111 J, 4, 1111111111111 C,11r. 11: 11 V111::11y 1111111-111111111 1, ll, V1II!5l1Y 3, 11, 1V11C1q11 B1j1:2k1'1b1111 '1'1,11111u11111111 2, 3, 4, 1.11114 -1'1111,111'L: Club 3, 4, 'VT +27 g., 1 7,19 Vsny 1.31551 511246 E611 111' .T i f 2 111 1 L3 ,Ik 3 an--- 'Suu sw ITM 'Q' 13,312 4 X mai Najaf , S 1. X 4 uh Y' S J 1 - - l- - Q x ,AX f ,155 S. 5 '23 -0:0000 NELLIE MAE CAUBLE Sprightly, Genuine, Knowing Entered '46, Course: Practical Arts, HR, Treas. l, 2, Dev. Chr, 1, 2, Clean-up Chr. 2, Program Chr, 3, Sec. 4, V.-Pres. 4, Girls' Chorus 1, 27 D.E, Club 3, 4, Sec.-Treas. D.E. Class 4. ROBERT BERNARD CAUBLE Attentive, Robust, Capable Entered '4bp Course: Practical Arts: H.R. V.-Pres. 2, Social Chr. l, Pres. lg Student Council lp Band l, 2, 3, 4, Librarian 3, Dist. Music Contest l, 3, State Music Contest 1, 2, 3, 4. Q, if., A A M 'vs , ' x .. ts.-' .mag ,-fzpffttl yi Z2 JH iw .A JAMES R. COGGIN Efficient, Facetious, Artistic Entered '46, Course: College Prep, l'l.R. Bulletin Board Chr. l, 2, 37 Class Council l, 3, Scrapbook Chr, 1, 37 N.H.S. 3, 4, Honor Roll l, 2, 3. 47 Art Ed, Echo 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 4, All-State High School Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Solo Dist. Contest 3, 4: Art Club 3, 4, Pres. 3, 4, Ir.-Sr. Decorat- ing Comm. Chr. 3, Sponsor College Day 4, Career Day Rep. 3, lr.-Sr. ClteckfBoy 2g Most Original Superlative 4, MARY ELIZABETH COLEMAN Smiling, Well-Bred, Popular Entered '467 Course: College Prepy HR. Pres. 1, 2, 3, V.-Pres. 4, Yellow lacket Reporter 4, Social Chr. 2, 3, Clean-up Chr. 45 Class Coun- cil 1, Sec. 15 Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 4, Public Relations Comm. 3, Elections 6 Finance Comm. 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Ir.-Sr. Flag Comm. Chr. 3, Sponsor College Day 4, Student Oratorical Contestant l, Dele- gate S.S.C.C. 4: G.A.A. 3, 4, Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4. .pw its ' Niven godtan N' U - Cliff? Fila ,I If 'v, - t m C, N - 1 1:3 in A E5 E' P ,5 11 tt N Qt' L fm .. ' C QL sg' .WJ U, Q J--A . es s , . . .... :f. . spa - ?,, . Mam- DORIS ANNE COOKE Modest, Steadfast, Obedient Entered '46, Course: Commercialy l-LR. Dev. Chr. 4, Treas. 2, 3, Sec. 47 Honor Roll 4, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, Sponsor College Day 4. JO ANN COTHRAN Rhythmic, Artistic, Amusing llnttrod '40, Course: College Prep, HR. Bulletin Boaxrl Chr. 1, 3, 4, Social Chr. 2, P.-T,-S.A. Chr. 1, Traffic Squad 3, 4, Honor Roll lg Asst. Art Ed. Echo 45 Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4, F'.H.A. 1, 2, Delegate to Dist. Rally 2, State Rally 2, Art Club 3, 4, lr.-Sr, Waitress 2, lr.-Sr. Decoratton Comm. 3, Sponsor College Day 4, Career Day 4, Homecoming Float Comm. l, 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. 4, Intramural Softball 4, Basketball 4, Most Original Superlative 4. 1 foe tif--fx CHARLES ROBERT CORRIHER Companionable, Truthful, Brisk Entered '48, Course: Practical Arts, H.R. Yellow Iacket Reporter 3, Pres. 4, D.E. Club 4. ANNE ELIZABETH COUNCILL Sociable, Full-of-Life, Wholesome Entered '46, Courso: College Prop, ll.R. Pres. 3, Sec. l, 4, Treas. l, 4, Bulletin Board Co-Chr. 4, Dev, Chr. 2: Student Counml l, 3, Girl Rep. lg N.H.S. 4, Marshal 3, Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4, Class Crmrtvll 47 Asst. Literary Ed. Echo 4, Y-Toons 2, 3, 4, Pres. 3, Dtflwqato to lilillt' Convention 3, F.H.A. 2, V.-Pres, 2, Ir.-Sr. Waitress 2, lr.-Sr. lictsoration Comm. 3, Ir.-Sr. Ftgure 3, Traffic Comm. 3, Career Day Rep. 3,'Sponsor College Day 4, March oi Dimes Dance Rep, 3, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 4, Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4, lr. Varsity Basketball 3, Varsity 4, Monogram Club 4, Cheerleader 4, Most Personality Superlative 4. -:.' my .. g,.,. z Q X x X Q N xi H X wc .in k 5 ,WK5 L 3 L 1 5 Q 3' ' 5 .2 Yu .QL 1 Ls Vfigv . Ti 5 A W .,'- X' X, E , X f, 1 Q? ts! fifi, i wi . -1, 1 xx sw Q 3 ?vS W - RV! R X f 5 5 oh Ula!!! ' Ullmllg H Dcacnmf, A V, MF W X X WW K , ii rfk M sf K -i 4,2 I :mg 4 :M M X Q-wwf 0. is Q Scoop! -er. J E1 :Hag dl., f O Yr- of X-4 I I, b ll Z !, yyi. Q? v X S2 5, f. ELAINE ELIUM Reverent, Dramatic, Qualified Entered '467 Course: College Prep, l-LR, Citizenship Chr. 1, 4, V,-Pres. 3, 4, Social Chr. Z, 4g Class Council 35 House 6- Grounds Comm. 47 Masque G Wig l, 2, 3, Treas. 2, Sec. 3, Productions -- E1mer , Smili1' Through , Some Women Were Talking , The Fla!- tfrirzg Word , Sunday Cast Five Pesos , 'l'l'ie Dabblersn, Spring Green , F.H.A. 4, Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4, Homecoming Float Comm. 2, 3, Rode Float 2, lr.fSr, Finance Comm, Chr. 3, Sponsor College Day 41 Intramurals l, 4. , LLOYD BURTON. ENN IS Fine, Compatible, Brilliant Entered '467 Course: College Prepp HR. Prcs. 2, V.-Pr 5. Z1 Slllllulll Council 2, 3, l-louse G Grounds Comm. Chr. 3, Social Comm. 4g N.H.S. 3, 4, Quill :Si Scroll 3, 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Boys' State 37 Business Manager of Echo 4, Ad. Manager Yellow lacket 3, Asst. Ed. Yellow Iackei 41 Key Club 3, 4, Program Chr. 3, Sec. 4g Career Day Rep, 3, Career Day Sponsor 4, Ir.-Sr. Check-Boy 3, Most Studious Superla- tive 4. f JAMES EDWARD EPTING Jovial, Clever, Exceptional Entered '46, Course: College Prep, H.R. Pres. 2, V.-Pres. 2, 3, Yol- low locket Reporter 2, 37 Hi-Y 3, 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Project Chr. 4, lr. Varsity Basketball 2, 3, Varsity 4, lr. Varsity Football 3, lr. Varsity Baseball Z, 3, Football Manager l, 2, Baseball Manager l, 2, Intra- mural Basketball l, Z, Softball l, 2. CLAUDEENE EURY Impressive, Alert, Humane Entered '46g Course: Practical Artsg H.R. Social Chr. l, P.-T.-SA. Chr. 27 Girls' Chorus l, Mixed Chorus ly Y-Teens lj D.E. Club 3, 4, Social Comm. 4, Financial Comm. of Western Regional DE. Club 3, Bulletin Board Comm. 3. 4' .. . i,,,,, .1 I II .ll f- I- li ' li i- .. .. l l ii i i t vi H . . . in I -la - iii v i rigaii i i i i i, c, MARY ELIZABETH FEENEY Healthful, Admimble, Pretty lltrturud '46, Course: Practical Arts, HB. Pres. l, 4, V.fPres. 2, Sec. l, fi, P.fT.-S.A. Chr. l, Dev, Chr. 2, Saci rl Chr. l, 4, Magazine Drive 3, fjtudrnt Council l, 3, 45 Piano l, Girls' Charus l, Band 2, 3, Dist. Music Contv st 2, 3, State Music Contest 3, 4, Civic Orchestra 35 Y-Teens l, 2, 3, F'.H.A, ZZ, 3, D.lI. Club 4, Pres, nt D.lf, Class 4. DAVID LEE FESPERMAN Shrewcl, Stalwart, Vigilfmt ljut-gr:-d '40, Course: Practical Arts, H. R. Dev. Chr, lg Library Asst. 4, Library Club 3, 4, ll! Meg ., it illi A ' 's -.......-. g M ff S, :LZNWT15 , ' A ,N . . ' Ae .-,, ff ...ur X Qt-li, , 8 546 'gf'-7 1: Ng' I fJ',-Q J' J , X A Q03 X y I 14 wk lx ' ,.,, A , N ,A4.b .X J , ik y Q E ei S.. X Raw' , ff ,- d Y 2 I' 11 L., t If MARVIN LEE FINNEY Grave, Adaptable, Exact Entered '46g Course: Practical Arts, H.R. Treas. lg Library Club 3, 4, Visual Aids 1, Baseball 2, l MARGARET ANNE FISHER Profound, Expert, Slcillful Entered '46, Course: Colleqo Prep: H.R. Dev, Chr. 1, 2, 3, 4, Stu- , dont Counml 4, Library Comm. Chr. 4, Dev. Comm. 4, N.l-LS. 4, D.A.R. r Award 3, Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 47 Y-Teens l, Z, 3, 4, Bible Club 2, 3, 4. Treas. 4, Library Club 4, Program Chr. 47 College Day Sponsor 4, Most Studious Superlativo 4. H415 wwf t, ful omio 'f . QQ' be lofi 7 new ' R . f2orf'f'0 Pr, DOLORES ELIZABETH FLEM ING Unolaunted, Chuttering, Cheerful Entered '46y Course: Commercial, HR. Bulletin Board Chr. lg F.l'l,A I, Y-Teens l, Library Science Club ly Tr-nnis 'Tournament l, 2. BOBBY LEE FOIL Popular, Handsome, Beneficeut Entered '46, Course: College Prepp l-l.R. Pres. l, 2, 3, 4, Student Council l, 2, 3, 4, Trms. 45 Mosque G Wig 4, Treos. 45 Koy Club 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Homecoming Queen Escort 4, lr. Rotariin 4, Sponsor Culovr Day 4, College Day 4, Intramural Sports 4, Most Pop'-ulor Sugvcrlotivo 4. KEITH FURR Thorough, Scientific, Deacterous Entered '46, Course: College Prep, Honor Roll 35 Visual Aids 1, Z, 3, 4, D.E. Club 3. ROBERT GARDNER Powerful, Energetic, Devoted Entered '47, Course: College Prep: HR, Sec.-Treos. ft, Atltltftlv Clif. 5, Pres. 1, Z, Class Council Z, 5, Pres. 5:7 Student Council 2, 57 Honor Roll 1, 25 lr. Hi-Y 3, Sr. l-li-Y 4, 5, Sponsor Career Day 5, lr. Rotorurn 4, 5, lntrcuriural Basketball 3, 4, 5, Baseball 3, 4, 5, Track 4, 5, Ir, Var' sity Footboll 3, Varsity Football 4, 5, All-Conference Football 5, Pied- mont Bowl 5, Letterman's Club 4, 5, East-West All-Stors 5. I V. WILLIAIVI ALEXANDER GASKEY Astonishing, Alert, Fair Hutt nfl 'ftttg tltrutst-: Llrillfqv Prrgt: HR. Dev. Chr. l, 3, Clean-up nr. l, 2, ll, 4, lnttamtutrl Bcxske-thall ff, 3. JOHNNY BENSON GOBBLE, JR. Energetic. Genial, Resolute llnttftt-rl '40, flotlltmz Cctllfqf- Prf-pg HR. Pres. l, Il, 3, Yellow Iavket H ttf-fttvr 1, 3, 4, Stud-'nt Colmcll l, 2, 3: H1-Y 3, 4, Ir.-Sr. Decsration Cctxuxtt. 3, llritttw-wmxtlrtq Flzurr! Comm. Chr, 1: Football l, 2, 3, 4, Basket- tmll l 1 , Il, 4, Bzxse-bfrll l, Datry Bowl 2, Pledmcmt Bowl 4. WILL DONALD GODWIN Cheerful, Vigorous, Athletic Ilntvlfrd '40, llttursr-: Collwqe, Prep, I-LR. Yellow laukel Reporter 1, Il 4 'I'rva::. l, il, Puls. 4: Class Cmmrtl 2, 3, Trcas. Il, 37 lr. H1-Y 2, Sr. I l1-Y fl, 4, Trvwrs. 4, lr.fSr. llrvorcxtlorx Comm. 37 Lotts'-rmarfs Club 3, 4, lr. Vtustty Fuotball l, 2, Varstty Football 3, 4, Travk 3, 4, Intramural Bcxsskvtbull l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball l, Il, fl, 4, Dalry Bowl 2, Pin-dmout Bowl -15 Cutest Supcrlattvc 4. NANCY ELIZABETH GOODMAN Energetic, Neat, E'IlfQ7'1fll7l'l7lg llttt- rn-cl '4ttg I1 ,uttstz Cullman Fr-Att: l'l.R. Yellow lackut Reporter l, Atltlf-tar' Chr. l, QC, fl, Ijitize-uslutt Clrr. 4, Sew. 45 Girls' Chorus l, Mixcjcl Cllmtuis il, Dtst, Munn' Contest 2: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, V.-Pres. l, Latm ,, Vtul: 1' L2,A.A, l, il, 3, 4, lr. Varsity Basketball 2, Varsity Basket- I kg 1 Ball 3, 34. A293 N - l ,Q iq ,ehovhoublg S af an ! N9-qv' X -s -5 1-1-A Q. ' S . k +L M- V sl 5 2 s SQ i s , S LT . Q, -X . 0595 QW ev , T .-,muff y I N XV vii V Y inlfegiiisfs XX X31 , W if JRE. GEORGE WILLIAM GREENE, JR. Enduring, Esteemed, Reliable Entered '46, Course: Colloqe Prep, HR. Pres. Il, Crtiztrnship Chr. 3, Student Council 2, 4, lst V.-Pres. 4, Elevtions G Finanvo Comm. Chr. 4, Honor Roll 2, 3, 4, Co-Chiet Marshal 3, Boys' State 3, Feature Ed. ol The Statesman , N.H.S, 3, 4, Business Manager of Yellow locket 3, 4, Mcmaqinq Ed. of Echo 4, Masque 6: Wig 2, 3, 4, V.-Pres. 4, Won letter 2, Productions- f I-lappy Iourney , Spring Green , The Sisters Mcln- tosh , Arsenic and Old Lace , Two Crooks and a Lady , Key Club 4, Publicity Chr. 4, Bible Club 4, Quill G Stroll 3, 4, Deleaatv to N.H.S. State Convention 3, State V.-Pres. 4, Dcloqate to W,D.N.C.S.C,C. rn Charlotte 3, Class Prophet 4, Sponsor Carnrr Day 4, lr. Hcrtfiriim 4, Most Likely to Surceecl Sugrerlativv 4. HENRY EVANS GROGAN Vigorous, Frank, Happy Entered '46, Course: College Prep, I-LB, V,-Pres. 1, Sic: 12, Trl-as. 3, Dev. Chr, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, Ir.-Sr. Decoration Comm. 3, lr. Varsity Football 3, Intramural Basketball 2, 4. -an N. Vu '- ..- Nur Nunn .f---KM BERT ALVIN GUTHRIE Decided, Natural, Clean Entered '46, Course: Practical Arts, lr. Varsity Football Varsity Football 4, lntramural Basketball l, 12, 3, 4, Intramural Snltlmll ZZ, l,- t- terman's Club 4. JO ANNE HALL Sociable, Generous, Competent Entered '46, Course: College Prey, HR, Sfwiil C ltr. 1, Y' llfr'J'J locket Reporter 3, Pres. 4, Student Comm-tl 4, 'l'm:lt4' tihmm, fi, S11-up :L- 'D tion-Box Comm. 4, ClWt'fIIlPf1ClCI' 4, N.lfl.f2. .., 4, V.l'ri 11. 11, lflfnzzlrtl ,g Masque 51 Vtliq l, 4, Prodtrutioti Hfjmtclfry Cofztz: lmrvv llf:m:1 , Y 'IV 1-11:1 L 1 l, 2, 3, 4, V,-Pres. l, Pres. 2, Program Chr, 4, .itatv Llrrtvw-xtttott l, I., Latin Club l, lr.-Sr. Waltress YZ, lr.-Sr. Desolation Corxmt. 3, tl.mnt'rm mq Planning Comm. 4, Colleqe Day Sponsor 4, lr. Varsity Basketball 2, 3, Varslty Basketball 4, G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4, Intramural Baskl t- ball Champion Team 3. it L 4 BENJAMIN I. HARRISON Reticent, Reasoning, Industrious 5 Caurse: Practical Arts. JEANNETTE FLORA HARVIEL Bountiful, Stable, Effective Lntercd 465 Course: College Prep, Honor Roll 4, Y-Te s f 1 . 'l' i IA!! X wi :fi ALICE HESS Enduring, Ingenious, Mirthful Entered 46g Course: Commercial, I-LR. Citizenship Chr. l, 3, Dev. Chr 2 Social Chr. 3: Class Council 4g Girls' Chorus 1, Mixed Chorus 2, Y Teens 1 2 3 F.H.A. 2, 3, D.E. Club 4, Sec, of D.E. Class 4. MILDRED ANN HOFFMAN Accurate, Jocose, Cleafr Eixtcird 'Ib Course: Practical Arts. Y mf? , F A i pn F Q S X CD vovf Jim ' X' 9963 I ,. 1 5 g N , ixbm - 6J0s W IIN ' P '- KF 6 Cs j ! ff , C jig 9 x 7 N N I -s L . Q1-Q N58 ' n. DUKE AUGUSTUS HOFFMAN, JR. Successful, Glib, Discreet Entered '49 tTransterred from Concordl, Course: College Prep, H.R. Dev. Chr. 43 Key Club 4, Sponsor College Day 4, Career Day 45 Varsity Football 4, Letterman's Club 4, Piedmont Bowl 4, Intramural Basket- ball 4. EARL THOMAS HOLT Gallant, Stately, Unaffectecl Entered '46, Course: Practical Arts, Ir. Band l, Sr. Band 2, 3, 4, Dist. Music Contest 2, 3, State Music Contest 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Intra- mural Basketball I, 4. . ri A like X. . gg' .kl' K M-5 if H'-It N6 -J W' umm, JERRY LEE HONEYCUTT Mild, Helpful, Well-Balanced Entered '46, Course: Practical Arts, I-LR. Yellow locket Reporter l, Athletic Chr. 3, Treas. 4, Sr. Hi-Y 3, 4, Ir.-Sr. Lighting Comm. Co-Chr, 3, Manager Baseball l, 2, 3, Basketball 3, 4, Football 2, 3. MARTHA RAYE HONEYCUTT Peppy, Tactful, Fashionable Entered '46, Course: College Prep, HR. Social Chr, 2, 4, 13:1-. 4, Treas. 3, Yellow lacket Reporter l, Masque G Wig l, 2, Sr. Band l, 2, Dist. Music Contest l, 2, State Music Contest l, 2, Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 2, Delegate to State Convention 25 lr,-Sr. Decoration Comm. 3, Christmas Pageant 4, Easter Pageant 2, Talent Show 3, Career Day Waitress 4, G.A.A. l, 2, Intramural Hockey l, Volleyball l, Basketball l, Tennis 2, Tennis Tournament 2, Homecoming Float Comm. 3, 4. SARA HUBBARD Witty, Robust, Gay Ilntt-red '46, Course: College Prepg 1-LR. Social Chr. 1, 2, 3, 4, Treas. 245 Masque 6- Wiq 45 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 35 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec, 3, Trt-as. 15 G.A,A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Freshman Rep, 1, Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Wittiost Superlative 4. PATRICIA ANNE JACOBS Liberal, Auburn-Haired, Soothing lfrttvrml '-16: Cours'-: Practical Arts5 HR. Social Chr. l, Dev. Chr. 1, Citizenship Chr. 2, 3, Cleanfup Chr. 2, 4, Yellow Iacket Reporter 2, fir-c. 35 Girls' Chorus 1, Mixed Chorus 2, Dist. Chorus Festival Contest 27 Yfllrirris 1, D.E. Club 4, Bulletin Board Chr. 45 Ir.-Sr, Decoration Comm. 35 Intramural Basketball 1, Hockey 1, Softball 1, 2, Ir. Varsity Basketball 2. X i -Am ' A tt N. 4 if 'Yi Q SUSAN JAMES Dainty, Consistent, Imaginative Entered '465 Course: College Prepy l-LR. Bulletin Board Chr. l, 2, 37 Stuclcnt Council Trattic Comm, 4, Art Comm. 35 YfTeeris 1, 2, 3, 4, Fine Arts Club 3, 4, Latin Club ly lr.-Sr. Waitress 2, Homecoming Float Comm. 1, 2, 3, 4, Career Day Rep. 3, Career Day Sponsor 4, Ir.-Sr. Ili-coration Comm. Sub-Chr. 3. REBECCA ANN JULIAN Jolly, Attractive, Dimpled ' t-rt-rl '4tr Course' Colleco Prev HR. Ser-. 2 Social Chr, l, 4, l.itt , , . 5 5, , P.-T,-S.A. Chr. 3, Float Comm. 2, Music' Chr. 1, 25 Student Council Social Comm. 45 Honor Roll 25 Girls' Chorus 1, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4, Chorus Letter Club 3, 4, Mixed Octet 4, Pres. Letter Club 4, Dist. Music Contest 1, 2, 3, 4, State Music Festival 3, State Music Contest 1, 2, lr. Music Club 41 YfTeens 1, 2, 3, 4, Sponsor College Day 4. 'hit X? ,X K f X 6,5 ht. uit ' x X, 1 ft X ? X f . it W XX 1 s P .a f fin! if V Xl ' 7 F - n o if 2 V - me is X s 3 ...l ts.. fx aff' , f f I XX, ' 1 jQ1 g Z f n f f - X I l I Qilffyff l X M 00177 ' -X 5 f ,IA ,4 f Z f Z JAMES DYER JUSTICE Friendly, Cordial, Amiable Entered '46, Be-Entered '497 Course: College Prep: l-l.R. Yellow locket Reporter 4, Treas. 4, Class Council l, 4, Pres. l, Treas. 4: Stu- dent Council l, Election Comm. ly Ir. Rotaricrn 47 Intramural Basket- ball l, 4. ARCHIBALD KENNEDY Good Sport, Jovial, Steady Entered '47, Course: College Prep, Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4. .-NM 'dv' HI-11155 'sue DELNIAR OGG KETCHIE Hearty, Cautious, Adept Entered '46, Course: College Prep, HR. Yellow Iarket Reporter 45 Student Council House :S Grounds Comm. 4, lr. Varsity Football 2, 3, Intramural Basketball 3, 4. PAUL AUGUSTUS KIGER, JR. Vim, Easy-Going, Intelligent Entered '46, Course: College Prep, I-LR. Treas. 2, 3, Pres. 4, Yellow Jacket Reporter 47 Student Council 45 Sr, Band l, 2, Dist, Mustv Contest 1, 2, State Music Contest l, 25 Key Club 3, 4, Sr. Hi-Y 3, 45 Ir. Varslty Basketball 2, Varsity Basketball 3, 4, Letterrnans Club 3, 4: Friendlrest Superlative 4. JERRY NELSON KINCAID Festive, Independent, Gleeful Imlrl-fl 'Ing Hmm.,--: lull-qv llllpg HR 'lx-Us l '7 3 .. Q.. , l., , Pros. 3, 1 lwm up fllnr. l, 41IlZ 1x::l11ywl.l1I, ll, lT1.1s:s:lImrw1l l, 4, Tlvns. lg Slu- . ,, ,, + fl--nl 1 wvlnvxl -, Ilwlllvl Il Ill 4, .w1.l,fx1xzl l, ffl, RI1yll Iifmll cffnm-:xr I, l', llx:x:1::Qu111ut-'Y Y, IW 3- Bfxml 1,127 Sr. H1-Y 3, 4, lotter- mt Kings 2, Stale -Q, aswell: Vlull 5, 45 lx. Vlmzxty liwlluull LI, VfIIl'lIY 3, 4, Most Improved I l'I-ryvl 'I liwyflrlffz Mwral Ol1t::tf111rl111q l.mf:f2m: 3, .'t11Q':3 I - 111 ,-Ifxwilwl l,mf :.m'11x 4, Allifflrxl--Ivln'-' PI1r'llmll3, 4, I ,. , ,. Sz f MUS Oul l.uu.u1uhlf' Munllon !Xll.m1r1- I-mllmll 4, All .wtfxtv 4 flu 1-11 lm Shumn Pmwl 4, Honorable IJI nl: ru All Am ll 11All 111 lr' Ilxxll 'l' IIN 4 IIIILI k 'I ,, 1- . f, . ,,g I I , c CARL HOWIE KING, JR. P'I'IlCIL IlI, Distinguished, Genieel .V f, l,m--1111 II., I mp.-: Lffllwp- l'x'gf' lllx. ll-v. Llxz. l, Pies. 3, 1 f'll1:.:1f'H11xxfllfi,'I,I'1':3 .Ig f4'11:l -xml l,'fx1n4 ll J, -I, II-ws. 47 Brlml l,L?,l1g V . , l,f1lml lvxl: lp lx. Imft41llfm4,l1..u,K,l1wk .f y I lulf fl, VI, II1 Y -I, llllml I.f1t+-r f,lv1lv ., 3, ln Hf-1111111152 fflllll 3, 4, Buy 4' zum. H, 3, Chr. 3, Spon- .Jx KWH- '11 lvxy -?, 4, lv l -fmt N,L,..,,l,,C,, 4, Bw,g: Stfxtf- 47 l'J1WdI11'HlI liuwl -1, Spurs: lvlfumfxlx ll. Vfxrslry B.::'vl:'ll Il, Vftrmty 3, 11, Vrxxszly I1fx1.l:fvl+lxli X, 4, Vlufzxly l'fwtbf1ll A, 4, Bs sl-All'Rwu I llx:1:1 .ylwxllnln lrm 4, nd Suymrlutnve 4, 'WSNUQ JERRY FRANKLIN KIRK Frrmlc, Just, Orderly km! rl cl IM f1x1I:.': lwllwq Pup H. R. Viva. 4, Lfxlxzmxsslup Cllr. 'lf l'H1flfm i'wu11wlI 43 lJln1113laf.1l i- lI1Y 4' lx VRIl'lI'y' Bcxskclbull 2, 3, Vlx1:.11',f lmazk--tlnxll 4. NORMAN EUGENE KLUTTZ Suc i11bl.e, Hilarious, Favorable l,:nI1r1fI -'Im lffuyw: l'1f1vl1 v1l A1I ' ll.H. Y'-llww lulfksl Rflyfmtefr l, '!,lxf::,1,1lx,lI1Yfip li,Vm1x::' 3,1 nl ', 4,I,f,IIlw1lI.', ', 'l'rw1:', K l-flu ug Kiln.Ll,fw'1fxll.lwx,.v, lixfyrs All xlouv Chr. l, 2, 3, lt,' I ll xll 3, lnlmmuml Buskwthcxll l -2-f 5 vw' Y, 955' DY? U l ,ff r Eff 0 Z' N 0, 1:- ff J rms 4 g-WV! f- - fffiffijf- , ,711 3 341, 2-S XY vl ,N , . K esiwstvi . W1 Q, 'apffftifbtiq 'll' 50,3 fb ii lfjk ift rt filrg ' A . Oha f-on s GUIDE rl'lCJ5uRE,l tt t H MARY CATHERINE KOONTZ Q Diverse, Good, Jocund ' Entered '46, Course: Practical Arts, I-LR. Sec. l, 4, Bulletin Board Chr. l, Citizenship Chr. 2, Dev. Chr. 3, Honor Roll 2, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, D.E. Club 3, 4, Sec, 3, 4, D.E. Entertainment Comm. Chr. of Bosses' Banquet 3, Delegate to D.E. West. Rcqional Convention 3, Delegate to D.E. State Convention 3. HAZEL MARIE LEAZER Merry, Twinkling, Athletic Entered '46, Course: Practical Arts, l-l.R. Girl Athletic Chr. 1, 4, Yellow Iacket Reporter 2, Social Chr. 3, Girls' Chorus l, 2, 3, Y-Teens 1, F.H.A. 3, College Day Sponsor 4, Ir. Varsity Basketball 1, Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4, Best Girl Athlete oi 1950, Most Athletic Superla- tive 4. 4-mi., ..., CARL WAYNE LEAZER Reserved, Temperate, Musical Entered '43, Course: College Prep, l-l.R. Treas. 4, N.l-LS. 4, Honor Roll 4, Sr. Band l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 4, Clarinet Quartet 2, 3, 4, Wood- wind Quartet 2, Clarinet Solo Dist, Contest 3, 4, Band Letter Club 2, 3, 4, State Music Contest l, 2, 3, 4, lr. Music Club 4, Sponsor lor Band Clinic 3, Latin Club 1. ' RUPERT ALEXANDER LEONARD, JR. ' Scientific, Interesting, Honest Entered '47 tTransterred from Spencerl, Course: College Prep, Honor Roll 2, Library Assistant 4, Ir.-Sr. Liqhtinq Comm. 3, 4th Period Sociology Chr. 6. Sec. 4. BETTY LEE LESLEY Thoughtful, Decorus, Harmonious llnlvrvrl V167 Course: Commercmlp HR. Pres. l, Clean-up Chr. 27 Litucl--nt Clcnmf-rl lg Masque' 6 Wlq l, 2, Production- Some Women Wt-rw 'l'ulktrug 7 Plano Solo in Talent Show 47 Most Musical Superla- l1Vl'! 4. ARAMINTA ANNE LITTLE Petite, Entertaining, Quiescent lint.-1+-rl '-1:7 CC ,mst-: College Pu-1-7 HR. Ctttzwnslxip Chr. 2, Athletic Chr. l, Ss 13, Ii, Btlllptm Board Chr. 2, Dev. Chr. 3, Socral Chr. 3, P. T,-ELA, Chr. 117 lltmot Roll 47 Alumm Ed. ot Ysllvw larket 47 Masque S. Wtcq 1, IZ, YfTt-Ons: l, fi, 3, 47 lr.-Sr. Dance- Bids Cumm. 3, lr.-Sr. Deco- raltun Comm, 3, l'lomut'omrnq Float Comm. 37 G,A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Intra- mulfrl Hockey l, Softball 1, 12, Basketball l, 2, 3, Varsity Basketball 4. ww-ml f t PEGGY MARIE LOFLIN Active, Observant, Buoyant lfxrtwrrtrl 'flbp Course: Prrrvttcvxl Arts7 HR. Cle-an-up Chr. l, Dev. Chr. 37 GlllS' Clmrttrs l, 27 Y-Tw'-ns l, 2, l.1brary Club 2, 3, F.H.A. l, 2, 3, D.E. Club 4. ' PAGE LYERLY Likable, St1'o'ng, Adaptable lfrxtr-xr-rl 'flbp Cm11,,w: Frm-trtral AIts7 HR. V.-Pros, 3, Pres, 4, Sports Ljllll 37 Studvnt Courxwrl 47 Semor l-lr'Y 3, 4, l.il'fYQYIllUl'l,S Club 3, 47 Var! :stty Ffmthtxll 2, 3, 4, llatry Bowl 2, Pttednront Bowl 4. fbvs X? lbyg .7 F 4 E'-fi t f f E' Af 13: 1 2' la ugh V I Q 6 - , . . Kb in-ww-Q Fll1lll7- yd Sem, me may! sfo' ' fe -I l jjj 4 X ,E WILLIAM FRANK MABRY, JR. Impetuous, Htmtane, Prompt Entered '45, Course: Prccllcdl Arts, l-l.R. Yellow lurlcvt Royoxtwl ly o D.E. Club 4, Vlleslern Dxstrlcl Convontlon IH l-llrkory 4. LEVENE Mol-IARGUE Attentive, Dainty, Lenient Entered '49, Course: COH1l'IlGfC1C1lf HR. Dev. Chr. fl. BONNIE JOAN NICRAE Peerless, Exuberfmt, Amtable -of Entered '46, Course: College Prep, l-l.R. Dev. Cllr. l, 2, 3, V,-Pres. lg Class Council 1, 2, 3, Dev. Co-Chr. l, Z, 3: Quill :S Sfroll 3, 4, N.H.S. 3, 4, Treos, 4, Marshal 3, Gxrls' State 3, News Ed. of Yfllow lm-ke-1 3, Ecl.-in-Chief 4, V.-Pres. N. C. Scholustlc Press lnslltnlwg fluls' Chorus 3, Dist. MUSIC Contest 35 Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4, G,A.A, l, 2, 3, 4, Blblo Club 2, 35 Sponsor College Day 4, Career Day 45 Busketbxll, Soltboll, Vol' leybcrll l, 2, 3, Hockey l, 'Tennis 2, 37 Most Lilo-fly to Smxvl-ord Sxxg-nrlw uve 4. GRACE MARIE MANSON Heedful, Peaceful, Modest Entered '46, Course: Commercial, G1rls' Chorus lg Y-'Tk-at-11s 3 Hvtpftrtlr Z., 3, ClluanuttCl11. 4, S:u, T'ie15s. 7 Q . , - lllfillllt' tinninu. 4, Cin-Chr, St rrlnim Ushrtrs 47 Sr, Band 2, 3, Dist. Music Clclntwst 2, 3, Stott' Musit' Contest fl, 3, Rhythm Kings 3, Pep Band 2, 3, Band ln-tttr fftulu 37 lr.Sr. Rotr: shxnrnt Comm. 3, Sponsor Colle ALTON BARTON NIERRITT, JR. Interesting, Confident, Lively 5 l.nt r rl tim t , P 4 3 Student Council 4 Co Chr. its 5 Ury 4: Intramural Btrskt thrill l, fl, 3, ll. HENRYIHEYWOOD MILLER, JR. Fun-Loving, Expressive, Youthful llntoxffcl '4llp Course: Colleqe Prep, HR. Yellow lacket Reporter 1, 21, Ii: Class Counvil l, Citizenship Comm. lp Sponsor Career Day Truck 3, 4, Intramural Softball 2, Basketball 4. it-gag 1 ff OYa'gln-9' ., gi N f-4 i W Q1 KX Gr WGHMXXX , . Vt R vw f EJ x LN: - 3- 4 f Y? i , 'T la i fr 24 Q Hur' OLIN RAYMOND MILLER Unpretentious, Robust, Orderly Llrxtul-td 'filly Course: Prqrtival Artsp l'-LR. Sorial Chr. l, 4, Clean-up Chr. Li, Athlv-trw Chr. l, 2, Ywllow larlcet Reporter 25 lr. Varsity Football ZZ, Varsity Football 3, 4, Lottfermun's Club 4, Intramural Basketball 3, Softball 2, Pierlmont Bowl 4. We BARBARA ANN MILLS , Thoughtful, Joyous, Well-Mannereol X llnl--rftcl '46, Course: Collage Prong l-l,R Pres. l, Sec. 45 Sociology W Qgsw tfftvxnfll 4, Pres. 'lg Cl 151: Council 37 Honor fell lg Masque 6 Wiq l, Z5 fir. Bftnd l, 2, ll, 4, Dist. Music' Contest l, 2, 3, 4, State Music Contest X . l, 2, 3, 45 Y Toons l, 3, 4, Sponsor College Day 4, Career Day Chr, 4. A T Lift is ' 1- Q- 5 tjftrrsf-: College PI -wp HR. V.-Pres. 2, Yellow lacke X X I lf o ur I5 T5 SL 'X.r --- L2 , r f' kk I I 'SCJ .-X 5.2 PATRICIA JOYCE MILLS Sweet, Exact, Nimble Entered '46, Course: Commercial, H.R. Pres. l, 2, Yellow lackct Reporter 1, 2, Clean-up Chr. 37 Student Council l, 2, 4, Publicity Comm, Chr. 47 Honor Roll l, 2, 37 Yellow lacket Exchange Ed, 3, News Ed. 47 Y-Teens 3, 4, V.-Pres. 4, F.l-l,A. 1, 27 Sponsor Career Day 47 lr. Varsity Basketball 3, Varsity 4. MARGARET MARIE MOFFITT Talkative, Tasteful, Proper Entered '467 Course: College PISIJI I-l,R. Social Chr. 2, 3, Music Chr. 3, Bulletin Board Chr, 2, 37 Senior Council 47 Social Eci. of Yvllww lacket 4, Start Carioonist 47 Girls' Chorus 1, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, Octet 4, Girls' Double Sextet 4, Dist. Music Contest 1, 2, 3, 4, Stati- Music Contest l, 37 Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4, Fine Arts Club 3, 4, Sec.-Treas. 47 Ir,-Sr. Decorating Comm. Co-Chr. 3, lr.-Sr. Figure 3, Homecoming Float Comm. Chr. l, 3, 47 Sponsor Career Day 4. BETTY JEAN MOORE Logical, Appreciatire, Undatmted Entered '4G7 Course: Commercial: HR. Bulletin Board Chr. l, Social CO-Chr. 25 F.H,A. l, Y-Teens l, Library Science Club lp Tennis Tourna' ment l, 2. BOBBY GLENN MORGAN Obliging, Confident, Able Entered '49 tTransferred tram Spencerl7 Course: Collrqri Prc1f7 I-LH. Citizenship Chr. 45 D.E. Club 4. IVIARGIE LOUISE MORGAN Straightforward, Kind, Fair lint' xml VIII, flmxrsnf-: Prm:t1r'ul Arts: HR. Dev. Chr. 1, 2, P,-T.-SJX. 1 lvl I, Sm-1111 tin tfhr. 45 Iahmry Srivnvtv Pres. 2, Y-Teens 2, F.H.A. Z, 3, Ill I I l iuv fl, blprmsrtr Cm--1 I Dny 4. ELIZABETH IVICCORKLE MURPHEY Capable, Reasonable, Talkative Iltttfrf-ri 'ftbp Cwursv: Collfrqt- Prop, HR. Girls' Athletic Chr, 4, Y I 1-ns l, I.1tvmry Sc'iwm'v Club 1. 'Ns I f . V' '54 sv- 2 BERNIE JOE NANCE Cooperative, Novel, Dexterous Ilnt-Irv-rl VIII, tlfmrsv: Colloqri Prop: HR. Prefs. 3, Honor Roll 1, 27 grlnfmr Claim-x' Imy 45 Ir. Vrrrslty Bclsf hull 2, Vnrsity 3, 4, Lettermurfs IIulx-1,Int1umv1tfrI Rfxfak+1thcxIIf2,3, 4. CHARLES CLIFTON OWEN, JR. Sportive, Vigorous, Sharp lIut.1+-rl 'fthg Ljtuursvz Ccxllcwtgv Pwp, lr.'Sr, Decoration Comm. 3, lr. IISIIY Ftmttptxll 11, Vurslty Football 3, 4, PIGCITTIOIII Bowl 4. Gotta ma R L Hut Dam ! , 2 ,. I, L! ff K, lv-f U 1, i p N ff' I , N yr .5 . ,S X I Q 4, BT. ! NP I u , N . H4 kv I X -1 R L . MARCUS RICHARD OWENS Rational, Well-Bred, Sound Entered '46, Course: Cmmmercialg I-LR. V.-Pres. l, Social Chr. l, Il, 3, Clean-up Chr. 2, 3, Bullftin Board Chr. 45 Traffic Comm. 45 Boys' Chorus I, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus l, 3, 4, Chorus Festival 3, Chorus Letter Club 4, V,-Pres. 4, Octet 4, Bible Club 47 Sponsor Carvtr Day 4: Ir. Varsity Football 3, Intramural 2, 3. BILLIE BEEKER PARKER Admimble, Thoughtful, Congenial Entered '46, Course: College Prep: HR. V.-Pres. l, Yi-llow lacktt Reporter 1, Sec. 2, 47 Class Council 3, Sec. 37 Cheerleader 4: Masqut- G Wig l, 2, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Treas. 3g lr.-Sr. Flqure Comm. Chr, 3. 4' ,.' - I 1 wget! V t ?N t ' 1-- - fr-f it ff: at - ww .- - JAMES WILLIAM PARKS Congenial, Industrious, Mild Entered '48, Course: College Prep, HR. Athletic Chr. 4. JINIIVIIE FRANKLIN PEACOCK Melodious, Genial, Refined Entered '46g Course: Commercial, Boys' Chorus l, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Solo 4, Octet l, 2, 3, Quartet 3, Chorus Frstrval Con test 3, Intramural Softball 3. WILLIAM PEELER Muscular, Daring, Impressive llnl- 1-'cl '45, Cflursl-: C-1ll.qu Pulp: HR. Pre-S. 4, Trees. Z, Sr. Hi-Y 4, fn, Cllnfwrufw fi, 37 Vwxxsxty Fmolbull l, 2, 4, Bcsvbull 2, 3, 4, All-Cow lf Irfufw- lhullnlxll 4, AIISMI1 4, Co Cum. 4, Slxrmv Bowl 4, Lincnxon of Wvvl: Ill N.f1. 4, lx. Vfxrrsxty Bfxskf-lbrxll M:xm1qrl'3, Outslfxndmq Player, iSx1gw1l1 Uyfursztrxxxxxzslwlgl 4, Iluiry Buwl 3, Pl ClIIlKJHl Bowl 5, Eos!-Wes! All fllfxrra 'v. MARGARET CELIA PEELER Lovely, Fashiomzble, Sedale l.xu11 I-'rl Ml, K,1u1:3ff: llli11'Yl'1l AHS: HH ll s l Sf l . ,. , . wx , V.-Pres. 2, Z, Ixwruz. l, A, lxUx'1Zl Chl. IZ, 37 Llfxzus L,!TUI1Ull 1, 3, V.-Pros. lg Studon! L24-unvll ll, 3: l.lllllIIY Club 4, V.-Prl-s, 47 Sgfrmsux Dulry Bowl Best l,unfl:111f1 E-,x1ym'l lcxuvv 4, . X 33' -'sv 'Q' BETTY JEAN PLYLER Sensible, Upright, Dramatic l.:n!f'lflrl 451, K,m11:s1-: lmllergv' llrf-11, HR 7 l . Serv, l, V.Pn1s. 3, Dov. Chr. 4, Cfl 1.41, flu.-unvll 'lp fulx:5t1lL1I1un Uoruxn. 3, Assembly Cumux. 47 Masque 5. VVIKJ 1, ZX, 3, 4, l'14':s. 4, Trllxs. fl, Procixlvxurxs Sm1l1x1' Through 4 ,pf I - .- I Genius D+ w.DRH. fi?- il' 'Z f'l1 lf -1 x l X x li- ' 3 7 of DANGER ?!5 ' i .F-fu-fr j 1 . we img? 256 .X 3, TW WV Sinn-1 Hmmm , Efl1nul , 'Hiuuxu Womcu Wore Tulkluqu, Sundo3l Cjrvsalzz l'1vf l'f-::f1:: g YT--us l, fl, '91, 4, 'l'1'f'rxs. 4, Rlbln- Club 4, lr,fSr. Wultx- :zzz Ll, ll du llm1wun111mf1 l l 1.1! lZ,il'lE7lI1fjL'L'l11lUij Float Cumm. 2, 3 lxfilr. l'1m1uv'- fjlrlllu. Vlur. fi, 515 mls' I Coll'-qv Dfiy 4. BOB JOEL PLYLER Handsome, Dignihed, Neat l.uM I- rl 'lim I 14111: 1 Llulllqf- llrwyg HR. PICS. ll, V. Plus, 4, Yvllow lfxkflllymxtxllKlrxskmlxull-'Il1H1Yl r Llms-nl lJ11y'47 Bxmzlstluuxklrlq Superlutulu 4. , Z, Sr. H1-Y 3, 4, Sponsc HW ,gi .E Nw' ., ,fires Ju' ST D5 vasldlllrj we ' 7 Jiiwg is dl I ...f7,- .IIE ,. i g DONALD RAY POTTS Civic-Minded, Modest, Amusing Entered '46, Course: College Prep, l-l.R. Dev. Chr. 2, 3, 4, Boys' Athletic Chr. 2, Pres. 4, Sociology Council 45 Student Council 4: Sr. Hi-Y 45 Career Day Comm. 4, Football l, 2, 4, Football Manager 3, Baseball 2, 3, 4. BETTY HEARNE PROPST Lively, Interesting, Able Entered '46, Course: College Prep, I-LR. Athletic Chr. l, 3, Pros. 2, Bulletin Board Chr. 4, Social Chr, 2, 3, Dev. Chr. lg Student Council 2, 4, Co-Chr. Art Comm. 4, Traffic Comm. 43 Masque G Wig Z, 3, 4, Sr. Band l, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 4, Dist. Contest 1, 2, 3, 4, State Contest, l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 45 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, F.l-I.A. 2, Sponsor Career Day 4, Ir.-Sr. Decoration Comm. 3, Homecoming Float Comm. 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Monogram Club 4. ll '55 3: 1! fi fm., 1 t l A 3 iw 4 W CARROLL LEE RABON, JR. Clever, Cheerful, Trustworthy Entered '46, Course: College Prep, H.R. V.-Pres. 1, 3: Student Coun- cil 4, Chr. House 6. Grounds Comm. 4, Key Club 3, 4, Pres. 4, Hx-Y 3, 4, V.-Pres. 3, Sec. 4, Intramural Basketball 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Dairy Bowl 2, Piedmont Bowl 4. SADIE CORETA RANDALL Pleasant, N ice, Gracious Entered '46, Course: College Prep, H.Ft. Pres. l, V,-Pres, 1, Dev. Chr. 2: Girls' Chorus 1, 2, Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4. A I JOHN L. RENDLEIVIAN S-1 512 Covlsiclvmte, A11i111,r1led. Capable 1 1'1111'1'II- II 1 ' 1 1 1111 - ...1111 , I1111 I I 1 1, IIH KIIIKIII I,,1,1I,b11..1., I 1 I 111 1IfI, V I'11:: 'I, 1.'I11-11i--111I11 I11Ii11 Awirri I 11 RHII I 1 111 X1 W111 11, I'1 11I111'11111 'VI 111 111' II11y:s' IfI1111'11s: I, Mixvd ' I1 111 I 1 I IJ'I11:,11 f'1111-:11 I, I11I111 lI11I1 I7 1f11,1fI11. I'iq11111 C11111111. I1 1 I111111111111I II111zI1-1111II I, ', I1, V111:111',' I'1111I1.1II I 'I ROBERT RITCHIE IVI11lI1 11I E11c1qel1r CUCUJCIVIIIIL .l I1 ,, .Z , 17, C 114 I 11 1 I I 1'1111..1: I'111'1':I 1'I11.1, II,II, Y II I11'IwI H 1111'111 11, ' I I I1 '1I1.,-111- N VV'111 'I' I1 1'I1 11111 I, If I'I1Y II, 3, fI, K-my 1 11I V I1 -I: I 111II11II I, 11, -I, '1, 'I'111'If -I, 11, IJ1111y I:'111wI 3, IJIUUI- MARGARET LEE ROSEIVIAN Generozzs, Lively, Good-Naticred I1 1' 1111'1' 1311111111-1 111I' 1I11I::' LlI111111:s I, l', 151 I.H.lX. II, fl, JERRY DELANO RUFTY Fair, Efficient, Popular 1 1 1 111' 1' 1111.-' '41II11I1 I'111' II.H.I'1-11. I,L',1'I '1111 CIIT 4 1 1 1 1 1 1 1I 1, 111111I -I' . 111I1::1 1 11111111 I, , 1, I, I111,' I1111. I, .,11fI ' 1- 11 1- 1 I I1I IfI111 1 1:11,1 I, , 1, -I, .1 1I1 .fI11.1.1 ,1111I1::I I, ., 3, 47 Kc-y 1I I 111 1 II 1 II11 I I1 R 111111 I Iy Il ' LI111, 121111, V- I 1 1 I1 1111111I I 11:I:11I111II I, li, I, 1I, 4 1 1 111 , :Y 3 N X I K , 4 K x f E gun. 696 nf 4 Y Y 'M 6 I ' 1 1 fo x I 1 xx 4' 'l vs' I 8 DOLLIE JEAN SEAFORD Serious, Serene, Nice Entered '47 Transferred from Clutrrhlcrnd, Vrr.J, Course: Procttcfil Arts, DE. Club 4. DAVID LUTHER SHULER, JR. Robust, Sociable, Neat Entered '46, Course: College Prep: H.R. V.-Furs. l, 'l'1e-us. 3, fl, Social Chr. 4, Sr. Bond 1, 2, 3, Drst. Musrc Contcst l, LT, 3, Stuto Musxu Contest 1, 2, 3, Rhythm Kings 3, 4, Pep Band 3, Ir. Vnrsrty Football 3, Vcrrslty Football 4, lr, Varsity Bosobcrll l, 2, Vurslty 3, 4. MARY ELIZABETH SHUPING Dependable, Rational, Fervent Entered '467 Course: Commervluly HR, Clcfm-up Cllr., 1, li, 3, Lfttr- zcnship Chr. 2, Social Chr. 2, 3, Yellow lurkot Royfortvr 3, Son-ml Comm. 4, Publrcrty Comm. 47 Yellow locket Asst. News Bull,-nu Cluvt 4, News Bureau Chxef 4, F,H.A. 1, 2, Library Club T, 3, Y-Toons 3, 4, Social Chr. 4. SYLVIA ANNE SIEBERT Comely, Populfrr, I7ll'lf17fllll!ll Entcxud '48 K'l'11irnslor11tcl trout llltglt l'r,1nll: Cottxsstz 1' llrqr- l'1-1-7 HR. Pres. 4, Class Council 4, SGC. 47 Sturlvnt Counfrl -1, N.H.S. 4, Honor Roll 3, 4, Y-Teens 3, 47 Ir.'Sr. llccorutxxmq Comm. 3, Holm-vornrnq Clrxss Sponsor 4, Sponsor Colleqe Coy 4, Most Popular Suporlutlvo 4. MARTHA ANNE SIMPSON TT1lSl1U07'f1'Ly, 'I'r1c'tf11l, Higl1-Minded 11111111-11 '411, l.111111::11: CI111111111111'111l: 1-LR. Tr1111s. 4, Cloc111-1111 Chr. lg 111111111 111111 2, fig 1141111111111 61 VV111 lg Clxrlfa' Cl1f1r11s 1, 2, 35 Y-Toons 1, 2, 11.11. 1l111:::: 51111-. 11, 13.11. 4211111 4, Pl1l11l1'11',' CI111. 43 Hr1111P1:11n11nq Float l11111l11. 21, 111I1111111l111l111111117 l. NELL SINK De1,ig11lf11l,, Determined, Just 12111-1111 3111, l'11111::1': 1'1111't11'11l Axlsq H. R. Y1-llow 1c11'kP1 Repollsr 1 212, 5111111111 Qf111. IE, ii.-1: 47 6Z111::' LT11111'11s l, Q, 1V111wd Chorus 2: Y-Teens 1 11.12. 1f111I1 fi, 4, 2311111111 C11111111. 3, 4, 13111111111 B.11ICI Chr. 3, Sec. 47 1l111111'1'1111111111 5111111111111 l, 1111111111110 111 LMI.. 5111111 L,i111vf11111o11 3. x. .fi ..AEzX fw ADRIAN SMITH, JR. Playful, Radiant, Easy-Going 1,111-1111 5111, 1511111511: Cullfryw 13111117 501-10111-gy Class C1111 fl, Foot- l111I1 l. JACK NELSON SMITH Witty, Musical, Capable ' ' - --1- '1 1 1 1 -1- 1-1-11111111 C11111111. 4, T1111111' 1.111-11r1 411, I .111.. . C1111 111 1111, R 1 ll V1111111. fly E31 11111111 1, ll, 'i,f1, V,1111:s. 4, 1511.165 QlllI1If7l ll, 3, 4, Rl1yll1111 1'l11111:5 'l, 1l1111111111:s 4, U11'1111:sI111 7, QS, fl, lJ1s1. Musiv Contest l, 2, fi, 11, S1111-1 M11::11- 17111111111 l, ll, 3, fl, 15.1-1:1 1.1-111-r Club 3, fl, Bcfmd Clinic E-11111115111 ll, 1.111111 l.l111l1 lg 11111111-11111111113 lqlulfll Comm. l, 45 TC11111s 3, 4. C-. fa fro Q4 0 v 0 OII I Xfff, A M ff G. A 'X Q lx f f 1 1 T 1. ff, ff ' I 1 . - f',' ? 1, yu' f 1 ,f Q o YI 1? ibn .fqoo fl Uv e C C73 C 9 X-X. f S x Xe ' ' , Ouf of . ll '30LfPJS .X I X x . i qfqf . MARION EULA SOVVERS Diligenl, Effective, Happy Entered '46, Course: Commrrclalg l-l.H, Sow. 1, Cl-an-up' Chr. Li Dev. Chr, 2, Y-Teens 4, D.E. Club 4, Clean-up Chr. 4, G.A.A. 2 ROGERS LEE STALEY Joking, Admit, Adaplable Entered '46, Course: College Prep, HR, V.-Pros. fl, fl, Lflwxn-ul C'l:r 2, Dev. Chr. 3, Yellow lacket Reporter l, Sec. lp Football l, ll, 3, 4 Track 3, 4, Queen City Relays 3, lntramural Bsskrtlnall .E, 3. TRAVIS MILTON STOKES Noble, Candid, Industrious Entered '46, Course: College Prep, HR. Pres. Ll, Yf.'llo'.v ltxfkrt Reporter 4, Boys' Athletif Chr. 1, 3, 4, Sfudent Q:OL1lll'1l Llp Sgwlrts Ed, at Echo: Sr, Hi-Y 3, 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4, l,CllFIlllkX!llS Club 4, Ir. Varslty Baseball 1, Varsuy 2, 3, 4, Co-Ccrgvttnn 4, Varsxly Factlmxll 4, lr. Vaxslty Basketball 2, 3, Piedmont Bowl 4. JAMES A. STOUT Active, Agreeable, Jocund Entered '46: Course: College Prep, HR. lluv. Chr, l, Txcclfs. . Clean-up Chr. 47 Boys' Chorus 27 Hornecanunq Float Comm. Chr. 3 Intramural Basketball 3. DAWN ELIZABETH SUMM ITT Serious, Respected, Steadfast Pfritvrr-ri '40, Course: Commercial, HR. Bulletin Board Chr, 1, 2, 3, Tis-a:3. 2, Honor Roll 2, 4, Library Cluh l, 2, F.H.A, 2, Y-Teens 3, WALTER CLYDE TAYLOR. JR. Sports-Minded, Entertaining, Courteous llntorr-ci '46, Course: College Prep, H.R. Clean-up Chr. l, Yellow Ifivkvt Roportrf-r 4, V,-Pres. 47 l..atin Club 1, Library Club l, 2, 4, Pres, 4, Ir. Varsity Baseball IZ, Varsity 3, 4, Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4. i its t 1 6 g. 5' KATHLEEN THOMAS Idealistic, Charitable, Glad ljntrfrod '46, Course: College Prepg I-LR, Dev. Chr. l, 2, 3, 4, Social Chr. 7, P.-T.-S.A. 2, Bulletin Board Chr. 35 Student Council Dev. Comm. I, 2, 3, IVICISQLI4' 6- Wiq 7, 3, 4: Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4, Service Chr. 2, 3, Religion Chr. 2, 3, Delftqate State Y-Teen Convention 3, Bible Club l, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 4, Dev. Chr. 2, Cougty Home Chr. 3, Library Club 3, 4, Flower Chr. 47 I-lomorominq Float Comm. 3, Ir.-Sr. Waitress 2, Talent Show 3, Sponsor Career Day 45 G.A.A. 1, 2, 4, Hockey 1, Volleyball 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Tennis 3, 4. BENJAMIN W. THOMPSON Skilled, Industrious, Daring Entered '46, Course: College Prep, I-l.R. Citizenship Chr. 35 Visual Aids l, 2, 3, 4: Football 2. we lsiliifn .i. Q.. fi I C gc' 77-7 I XPIO I I, V ' Cygrfpi , all' 1 X 1 w ,' X X Q CX Hom: V , Q l , l 1 K I i I Q Qc 1 1 CJ 1 ,V A IX gj'3' 3 : Y ff..,!, y J I 1 C , aft-,for .FQ 4 49 Sk: L X if t if ff lt, 0 of of f ff ,f, -if Z f 1' ,Leif -Qu. ,f fy' f'f VER MARGRETTA THOMPSON Vivacious, Generous, Learned Entered '46, Course: College Prep, HR, Pres. 4, Ser.-Treas. L5 V.-Pres. 1, 4, Clean-up Chr. 2, Dev. Chr. 2, Program Chr. l, 4, Class Council 2, Sec. 2, Student Council 1, 4, Girl Rep. l, Trartic Comm, 3, Assembly Comm. Chr. 4, N.H.S. 4, Marshal 3, Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4, Lit- erary Editor ot Echo 4, Masque G Wig 1, 2, 3, 4: Ir. Band 1, Sr. Band 2, Dist, Music Contest 2, State Music Contest 2, Yflneens 1, 2, 3, 4, Sort 4, F.H.A. 2, Treas. 2, lr.-Sr. Waitress 2, lr.-Sr. Dance Bids 6- Checks Comm. Chr. 3, Figure 3, Career Day Rep. 3, Sponsor Career Day 4, College Day 4, G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball l, 2, 3, Hockey l, Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, Tennis l, 4, Tennis Tourn, 2, lr. Varsity Basketball 3, Varsity 4, Monogram Club 4. SHIRLEY ANNE THORNTON Enthusiastic, Mirthful, Original Entered '48 CTran3tei'red from Roanoke, Vmjp Course: Coll, qt- 1311 3,- 1-1.R. Sec. 3, Dev. Chr, 3, Pros. 4, Honor Roll 3, 4, Asst. Managing Emi. ot Echo 4, Student Council 4, Art Comm, 4, Trattic Comm. 3, 4, Masauo 6. Wig 3, 4, Y-Teens 3, 4, Art Club 3, 4, V.-Pres. 4: Co-Chr. Hann running Float Comm, 3, Co-Chr. lr.-Sr. Decorations Comm. 3, lr.-Sr. Eiguro 3, Sponsor for College Day 4, G.A.A. 3, 4, Intramural Baskctbfill 3, 4, Champion Team 3. ilu ll f-af ww BETTY JEAN TREXLER Calm, Modest, Tactful Entered '46, Course: Practical Arts, HR. Dov. Chi. Li, Cluaztftigf Chi. 3, Girls' Chorus l, 2. DORIS LEE TREXLER Animated, Keen, Attractive Entered '46, Course: Praelical Aits, lift. Hull'-tin lloritri lflix. l, V.-Pres, 1: Student Council ly Girls' Chorus l, fl, D.E. Club 3, 4, Pies, 4, Pres. DE, Class 4, Chr. Decorating Comm. tor Bosses' Banquwt 3, Delegate to D.E. Regional Convention 4, Delegate to DE. National Cm vention 4, Delegate to State Convention at W,C.U.N,C. 4. 111111 111 l, 1. LILLIAN LUCILLE VALLEY Generous, Alert, Helpful l111 1 l 4113 l,11111::1-: L,f11111111-1 1 1111111 l, ll: lifmk Cllulw 3, Sw: 1 11l1:11 W111rl , llll, Club BETTY CRE Self-Controlled, l11l 1 fl 1111-111111111-:l31111'111'11l 11 111 l 111141l ll: l,1l11111y L11111111. ll I 111 11 W1z:11111 l31:sY. l,1b1111y 1'111lp HH. Yvllow lc11'k01 Rcportcr 4, 3, M11Sq111'1 61 W1q 1, 2, Produciion 3, 4. E VAN POOLE P11nct11r1l, Constant Allfif HR. Bl1llklH1EU1lH'l Chr. 4, S111- C'l11. 12, l,1l11'w1y Club 3, Prvs. 3, lIf111vw11111,111 fig l:111'11111111:1l Basketball 1::11y li11::l-4+ rlmll 3, V111:111y -1. by PATTY MARIE VOGLER Lovablc, Playful, Full-of-Life fl 71013 1111111111-: Cjwllffrgv P11117 HR. Yvllow l111'ke:1 Hfzpoller 1, llv v Lllf, l, 1,11-1111 111. fflll. 3, 'l'1c'11s, fly Clxss C1111111'il 2, Rerroullon 1 111111 l,l11-11l111cl11 4: Mcxsqu 11 6- W111 l, 25 Y-T1w11s 2, 3, 4, SPC. 2, I1 11 11111111.25 l1,511, IJ11-11111111111Cl11111111.3g Cl,A.A. 1,2,3,4,lr.Vc1rs11y I 1 lf 1lf1IIZI,l1111111111111lBflsslothfxll I, Z',3,f1,Ul1u1111111111 Trvnm 37 Cutcst 11 1l1I1v1- 4. VALLIE JOAN WALTON Dainty, Neat, Adorable 11 H313 HR. liov. Clll. 1, Troos 2, ln! 1111 'fllw L 11111111i Llfullvfy l1 , '. . , Ll, A11 Club I, 2, Tennis Tour- lull 1111l11111dll11,11, Yfll-1115 l IH A ' 1 NYY, ll' 1 .1 0 , 3 J W, T nf' flwllvj ALL , 1-lg W 1 'QW 1 1 msg -f IX W, - , ' ' Ph,51'cS 71 fkX,...e1f k E ,fl R11 E- X lllx JE l ' 1 fx X CHARLES EDWARD WHITMAN Competent, Qualifed, Digmfed Entered '46, Course: Fxtrctlcal Arts, l-LR. Clenuruq Cllr. l, wwv. Vln 4, Class Council 2, Student Couuvtl 4, Stm' Comm. ljlu, 4, Sr. Bmw' l, 2, Dist. Bond Contest l, 2, Stnte E.111d Corttcst, l, TZ, Pop Bcmd l D.E. Club 4, Pres. of D.E. Clwfss 4, lllut. D.E. Cf, zvvxtlltm Al, Struts Ut'--vi l, 2, 3, 4, Vlsuol Alds l, 3, 4, 'l'f.'h. tftwnv ot ltpfiit. 1, Pttlwltr Alllltl fa. System l, IZ, 3, 4. DONALD LEE WILLIAMS Stalwart, Adaptable, Collected Entered '46, Course: College Prep, Club 3, -4, 'l'rtt11s. 4' V11sx1.1l A1ds1,2,3,4. 'l' 'Vw nf lt f'2xxcz ,L' ' -LL Qgwt I QRNK ,ffrfftyfl f'L,94t:.,+11 , ,. DQLLLICI 0 I 'Z ' Q1 5 if A ' 1- -, .-P wk txt' W , GEORGE WILLIANI YARBROUGH, JR. Serene, Pleasant, Likable Entered '45, Course: College Prey, l'I.R, Treus. lp lr. Sr. lift-N:-1tt.u Comm, 3, Sponsor College Doy fl, Crxrccr Day 4, Ir. Varsity lkwtftlml l, 2, Vorsity 3, DOUGLAS NI. YOUNG Surpwtising, Joctrlur. Ingenirms Entered '46, Course: Collcq-'J Frey, ll.R. Cil :mug mln. li, Y4 lt tw lccket Sports Stott 4, Boys' Chorus l, Ksyj Clulw .', 3, -1' lx. St. l'1f1xx1v 'J Ir,Vc1rsity Football l, Vorslty 3, 4, ll. Vursny Bus lllzll I, l.l-ttvtmtm Club 4, Piedmont Bowl 4. Absent BETTY BOST MARCIA ANNE ZACHARY Graceful, Cooperative, Charming Entered '46, Course: College Prep, H.R. Sec. 2, Social Chr. 4, Dev, Chr. 1, 45 Honor Roll l, 45 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Masque 6. Wiq l, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 2, Productions- Two Crooks and a Lady , Clarence , Some Women Were Talking , Best Actress Award 1, Delegate to Carolina Dramatics Festival 1, 3: Sponsor College Day 4, Ir.-Sr. Waitress 2, Ir.-Sr. Figure 37 G.A,A. 3, Intramural Basketball 3, Champion Team 37 Best Dancer Superlative 4. EDWARD ADAIR CHAMBERS HARRY SPRY DAVID STALEY JIMMY WHITLER 511-s.TP1 A. 5 I Q, T 1 ll? f Z af E:5'1an'1'Ec1 xx - ly 13 ff ' EvLN1rlj ' if NM! 1 A xr f ,, 1 X Q 1 :Qu log 1 11 1 0 1 A 111111 1 11, if S' M? IL I Best All- CARL L EE lfl .f rf X x X lm., F' i' Q in Q Most Likely lo Succeed Most Personality Most Musical BILL GREENE ANNE COUNCILL BETTY LEE LESLEY BONNIE MCRAE JOHN BUFORD RONNIE BEAVER Most Smdious Friendliest Cutest LLOYD ENNIS PEGGY BALLARD DON GODWIN MARGARET ANNE FISHER PAUL KIGER PATTY VOGLER Ke .Lx Kg, fi' ' QQQA., iw E -F Q. Best Looking BOB PLYLER MARGARET PEELER Wittiest SARA HUBBARD BILL BIBB QQ1' RT SJ2 ,gg 55 1' 5 1 Most Popular SYLVIA SIEBERT JAMES CO BOB FOIL Most Athletic ny A-'fiiil 5 if f Most Original GGIN JO ANN COTHRAN Best Dfmcers JERRY BARGER MARCIA ZACHARY HAZEL LEAZER FRANKIE ANDREWS fm...-,K X- '-lu: 1 Aw fr ..---...,,,, A - 1? Paornncr x As the streamlined bus of the Don Creason bus line entered the north boundary of the City of Salisbury on this hot June lst in 1970, I turned to my traveling companion, Clyde Taylor, the well-known New York multimillionaire, and commented on how much the home town had grown since we left it back in 1950. I gazed out the window at the scenery flashing by and thought happily about the pleasant time I was going to have on this vacation. Soon, we had crossed the Yadkin River and were approaching the main business sec- tion. It seemed that Salisbury had swallowed up all the surrounding countryside, but at one place we saw politician Bob Morgan on a soapbox, demanding that the north ward be renamed Yadkin. On both sides of the road there were many signs bearing familiar- sounding names. Honest John Buford's Used Car Lot-We Specialize in 1927 Chevrolet Parts especially attracted my attention. Futher along there was one that read, Andrews' Fine Fertilizer Corporation, Frankie Lowe Andrews, President. Far to the right we spot- ted the 500-foot tower of WHAM, Keith Furr's 50,000-watt A.M., F.M., and T.V. station. Then the bus pulled into the ultra-modern terminal, which I was told was designed by Ed Chambers, architect, and erected by the Delmar Ketchie Construction Company. At the nearest newsstand, we were able to buy copies of Today in Sports, edited and published by Murray Burke and Doug Young. The front page picture was of Robert Brink- ley and Don Dedmon, who were playing pro basketball for St. Louis in the Dixie League and had been voted the most valuable pair of forwards in the lea.gue's history. Another story that caught my eye was the one saying that Jerry Barger and Jerry Kincaid had signed 5-year contracts to serve as backfield and line coaches, respectively, at Notre Dame. Still another story told of Kathleen Thomas's winning the Women's Open Golf Champion- ship. Then Clyde left me because he said he had to go to Catawba University to see the baseball team, coached by Travis Stokes, play its last game of the year. Milling about in the bus station were several folks I recognized. Bonnie McRae was back home on her second furlough after spending 15 years as a medical missionary in Africa. Nearby were Marion Sowers and Dolores Fleming who had just come back from their third trip around the world together. There were lots of celebrities from New York: Marcia Zachary, co-starring with Fred Astaire, Jr., in Broadway's biggest hit in 50 years: Bill Bibb of television comedy fame, and Sylvia Siebert and Mott Honeycutt, famous models. Needing some air, I went out on the sidewalk. Just then a big Cadillac pulled up to the curb and Shan Thornton offered me a ride. She had inherited the Thornton Dis- tributing Company and was making quite a bit of money. She confided in me that this was because of the large amount of business her former classmates were giving her. At the square we ran through a red light, but policewomen, Doris Anne Cooke and Betsy Brown, let us off easy when they recognized us. Halfway down the block, we saw a riot. It turned out to be just a fistfight between Delma Austin, managewsf Kress's, and David Cassady, manager of Woolworth's. ' After that, I just walked around to see what I could see. First I stopped in at the A 8a P and visited with the co-owners, Arch Kennedy and Jimmy Stout. Shopping in the store were several lovely housewives: Martha Simpson, Doris Trexler, Betty Van Poole, and Betty Trexler. At the City Motor Company Heywood Miller was washing a brand new Ford. He owned the place but his help was out on strike, he explained. Down at the Second National Bank, L. J. Eller was presiding over a meeting of the Board of Direc- tors which included Johnny Gobble, Bill Gaskey, Carroll Rabon, Rogers Staley, Alton Merritt, Paul Kiger, and Norman Kluttz. I saw Patty Vogler and Sara Hubbard standing nearby. They said they were waiting for a ride to Monroe, where they were going to be flower girls in a wedding. Suddenly, I heard a terrible roar nearby. Upon investigating behind a nearby wall, I found Adrian Smith, Henry Grogan, and Dick Arey, each testing a streamlined passenger car designed by Cliff Owen. Bill Mabry was standing by to check the engines after the tests. Then, Don Godwin passed on his way home after a hard day selling lightning rods. A little behind him was Jim Whitler who worked even harder charging the rods with a little machine invented by George Yarbrough. By this time I figured I'd better pick up my baggage and check in at Earl Holt's new hotel. Up in my room, I turned on my radio and heard Joyce Mills announce that Jimmie Peacock, Dick Owens, Becky Julian, Grace Burkett, and Betty Bell would be featured in the opera which was to follow. I switched the radio off and went to supper at Eugene Cauble's downtown cafe. That night I went to the commencement exercises at my old alma mater. Mayor Bob Gardner of Salisbury introduced the speaker, U. S. Secretary of State, Carl King. Offstage, I noticed Secret Service Agent, Charles Whitman, who was accompanying Carl. After the speech, Don Potts, Boyden's principal, gave out the diplomas. I noticed many a tear in the eyes of women from the Class of '50 as they watched. Elaine Elium, Hazel Leazer, Peggy Ballard, Nellie Sink, Jo Alsobrooks, Nellie Cauble, Barbara Mills, Betsy Murphy, and Anne Ross Boyd all had children in the Class of '70, In one section of the auditorium, I spotted several Boyden teachers I knew. There were Page Lyerly, coach: Ronnie Beaver, band director: Margretta Thompson, physical education coordinator: Betty Lee Lesley, piano teacherg and Jo Ann Cothran, art teacher. On Saturday afternoon while strolling through the park, I saw Olin Miller and his 3' eleven boys Cthree sets of triplets and one pair of twinsl practicing football. Nearby, Bob Ritchie was watching jealously. He had hoped to do the same thing, but instead he had been blessed with seven girls who were learning to be cheerleaders. That night, I decided to take in a movie at Rudy Butler's National Theatre. The main feature starred Jim John Rendleman and Jo Anne Hall: one of the short subjects was a Jack Smith specialty. Then, bright and early Sunday morning, I attended the Baptist Church where Rev. David A. Staley was now pastor. I was lucky enough to be ushered to a seat beside Betty Jean Plyler, church secretary. After the service I talked to deacons Jerry Kirk and Jimmy Justice, who, I learned, were both influential lawyers. Monday, I did some shopping uptown. In Bob Foil's book store, Tommye Barker was autographing copies of her latest book, which was banned in Boston because of the insist- ence of Lloyd Ennis, president of Harvard University. Looking up, I saw Mary Coleman hurrying down the street. When I caught up with her, she told me that she was organizer for the A. F. of S., American Federation of Secretaries. Members of the local union that I knew were Jeannette Harviel, Dawn Summitt, Levene Mcl-Iargue, and Grace Manson. When Mary went into the Wallace Building, I tried to go, too, but I learned to my surprise that Margaret Peeler, Joan Bumgarner, and Jane Beard had bought the building and no men were allowed inside of it. Reading the signs on the upstairs windows, just out of curiosity, I found that Araminta Little had a dancing studio. that Margaret Fisher had a research laboratory on the second Hoor, and that Lillian Valley had a dramatics school on the third floor. While my neck was craned back, I noticed a plane flying mighty low up Innes Street. It did a barrel roll and I saw Billie Parker inside calmly flying blindfolded. This completely unnerved me, and I caught the next bus out to the Rowan Memorial Nurses' Home for treatment by former classmates. I was rewarded by getting to talk to Peggy Brady, Ola Dixon, Claudeene Eury, Peggy Loflin, and Coreta Randall. Then, by way of Jim Epting's Hamburger Haven, formerly Mooney's, I went on out to the University to see the exhibit of paintings by James Coggin, Susan James, Peggy Mof- fitt, Bernie Joe Nance, and other nationally famous artists. Incidentally, James' paintings were of the modern variety. I learned that they were done by attaching a paint brush to the end of his baton and painting while he was directing the Chicago Symphony Orchestra. While there, I saw Nancy Goodman, coach of the Catawba girls' basketball team. There to see the exhibit also was1 Tommy Johnson, famous cattle raiser, and Harry Spry, wealthy manufacturer of shortening. . To refresh me after the tiring exhibit, I decided on a swim at Broken Bottle Pond, formerly Crystal Lake, run by Jerry Rufty. Picking up the phone, I recognized the voice of Doris Boger, who informed me that Dollie Seaford was also a telephone operator. I asked for one of Jim Parks' taailgnvvhich sported the slogan, Park in a Park with Parks. Arriving at the beautiful resort, I saw Burt Guthrie, Marvin Finney and Bob Plyler, whose businesses had made for them great fortunes, and Gerald Adams who had married an even greater one. Swimming in Rufty's rosewater pool, engineered by Rupert Leonard, were Betty Propst, Betty Moore, Joan Walton and other members of the social set. Bill Peeler, who had been Mr. America for four years, was the lifeguard asleep on the diving tower. Inside the clubhouse, l heard children playing and when I went in, I found Mar- garet Roseman managing the nursery. After a delightful swim I decided to stay for the dance that night in the Orange Bumblebee Evening Supper Club managed by Don Williams. During the evening I saw several members of our class employed there. These were Lois Brown, cigarette girl, Harvey Williams, bouncer, Mary Anne Beaver, pianistg Betty Bost, Doris Boulus and Lib Feeney, waitresses. The lovely dance was broken up by Officer Dave Shuler and Sheriff Mary Shuping, when the number done by the torch singer, Pat Jacobs, caused a riot. After resting comfortably in jail in a cell, shared with the famous musician, Wayne Leazer, we were shown wonderful hospitalitQ:by Judge Ben Thompson, who fined us each S50, and by cops Bob Cauble and Bob Corriher. Neither of us had the necessary funds to pay the fines, but Duke Hoffman, prominent Concord business man, was willing to help clear up the embarrassing situation. Leaving the jail, I ran into Anne Councill, successful career woman, who had just added to her famous line of cosmetics a skin cream called Atomic Balm. Then I glanced at my watch and realized I would have to hurry to get back to New York on time. Soon I arrived at the station, ready to leave, and boarded a streamliner. Some of my fellow passengers were David Fesperman, traveling salesman extraordinaryg and Mary Koontz, Margie Morgan, Ann Hoffman, and Alice Hess, officers in the Woman's Air Corps. Walking into the club car I found Betty Rose Benson, hostess, and Jerry Honeycutt, con- ductor, lounging comfortably. At the next stop, Ben Harrison, a very successful planter, got on, and he and I talked all the way to New York about the price of cotton. After this enjoyable week-end of renewing old acquaintances, I returned to my work refreshed and happy. V BILL GREENE, Prophet ' W in 5541151-A,,w Zigi s 1. Q. T l 1 4f I mf-11+-nf 15 I VN. w-............,, wvf' 'ffl -Q--Y' bv-3 IFIRIESIHIMIEN Z. . I L , ' .. X Y' ' , I Ia...-5 T WAI' MB. 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SYLVIA SMITH NARD I IERRY SAFRIT SNEAD YREDRICK WARLICK MOORE OVERCASH PEELER POWELL HERB IEANETTE RENDLEMAN RHODES RINEHART RITCHIE BOBBY SCHOFIELD SI-IAVER SI-IIPTON SHOAF SNIDER STEELE THOMPSON THOMPSON WHITMAN WILLIAMS WILMER YOST DOLORES ALLGOOD CHARLES BESSENT IMOGENE CORNELISON CLYDE DAVIS ABSENT FRANK MORGAN GWILLA DAVIS KENNETH HOLSHOUSIIR FRANK KEPLEY IRMA MCDANIEL 5 4 IOIIN BARBARA PREBLE IIRIIJQZEIJ ROUEUIIIQ SAITIII Y AYNE ISIITTY SHOE S MITH TROLLINGER UPRIGHT YOST YOST E: 7. 2 S ODAS -Nm- ,P 1 ,S 'V U, T' 3 . -..., 'err f Q V Hi EIU ' --L... 253 45 ,E , , 1 rw if 7mfEmQ Q , . 5 fi wg? W A wx S I L lv? an WA 'fs HQ w M Q i X Q 2 3 RT N k 1 ,'g, is fin' w x .-f H ...x: V Mm Y I! Q. 2 5 K , . Q Q s Rainy.. . . 1 Ml 9 in 'Q LOIS BROWN D.A.R. Good Citizen lst Place Honorable Mention State Scrapbook Contest ,... MARSHALS gg First Row, left to right: Hazel Fisher, Wei! S Bunny Link, Chief Marshals. W Ml G Second Row: Betty Overcash, Rosalie Kizziah, Pat Marsh, Annette Levenson, . f Mary Ervin, Jennie Snider. Third Row: Jack Knox, Allen King, Clarence Bostian, Bobby Miller. ..lllUNll0lR RUTARIANS Left to right: Carl King, Bob Gardner, Bill Greene, Bob Foil, Jerry Barger, Jimmy Justice, Jerry Rufty, Lloyd Ennis. .M .H W... NATIUNAL HUNUR SU4Cllll-'QTY First Row, left to right: Lois Brown, Secretary, Jo Anne Hall, Vice-President, Ronnie Beaver, President, Bonnie McRae, Treasurer. Second Row: Anne Councill, Jerry Rufty, Ola Dixon, Lloyd Ennis, Margretta Thompson. Third Row: Sylvia Siebert, James Coggin, Bill Greene, Peggy Brady. Fourth Row: Wayne Leazer, Margaret Fisher, Tommye Barker, Jerry Barger, Fifth Row: Rebecca Yost, Mary Ervin, Rosalie Kizziah, Celia Cole. Sixth Row: Betty Overcash, Miss Jarvis, Adviser, Annette Levenson. SlEINlICOlR lHIlI2Y Left Half of Y Cback to frontj: Paul Kiger, Don Dedmon, Bill Bibb, Earl Holt, Robert Brinkley, Don Bowden, Carl King, Ronnie Beaver. Bill Peeler, Travis Stokes. Right Half of Y ffront to backj: Norman Kluttz, Jim Epting. Don Potts, Bob Roueche. John Gobble. Jerry Honeycutt, Rodney Calloway, Bob Foil, Bob Plyler, Jerry Kirk. Center of Y Cleft to rightlz Murray Burke, Chaplain, Wayne Shoe, Vice-President, Carroll Rabon, Secretary, Mr. Joe Ferebee, Adviser: Don Godwin, Treasurerg Jerry Barger, President, Page Lyerly, Sergeant-at-Arms. First Row: Lloyd Ennis, Secretary: Paul McCubbins, Treas- urer: Sonny Morris, Vice-Presidentg Carroll Rabon, President. Second Row: Travis Stokes, Carl King, Jerry Rufly, Duke Hoffman. Charlie Honeycuti, Hank Rendleman, Jerry Bargcr, Bobby Miller, Jim Epting, Jack Knox. Third Row: Jeiry Safrit, Don Dedmon, Bob Foil, Paul Kiger. Murray Bu1'ke, Bill Greene, Jim Patterson, Doug Young, John Buford, Robert B1'inkley. KEY CClLlUlB3 . , . .. ,. .. o.w..m..-mm. -..-..1-- luv-namf.-fee-rf-. fvaawsf 1 m V'1'Y SHAN c:AR1. l'n+i1f '1' ' s .- IHOHNTON KINQ Art Art Frvsifimil 9 ', . '. ,L X ni H' f K .. Md 55 -ws , X ,..,., T!!Ali'2RlI'I'TA l3ll.l. MARY 'l'lIcJMPf-LUN KSREENLI LlOl.lllvilXN A:,g,i,,,,l.1-,f ist Vii:v,Prosiclviil Suvxcmiy l'lICil1Y lllil'-.l 'Y Tirilln' 24 5' x qv-4 KV 'cfliz IAROVHJ wi ml mv ,Q '75, if if Q Al.TON MFRRITT Tmll ic :iii Vi IOYCE Mlllfs lllllJl1C1lY in fl liYf'l'll lV1mfllllBlN Scsi il First Row. loft to right: Sonny Morris. Bob Gardner. Bunny Linl Bill Grccnc, Carl King. Mary Coleman. Bob Foil, Miss M2ll'2Zl1'lll Millv' Advisor. .Iinnny Wvst. Joe Rink. Scconcl Row: Runnin Beaver. Mll1'2l'l'llZl Thomp'-on. .Toycv lVIills. M111 gurot Fisliur, Mary Ervin. Jclry llzirgvr, Jerry Rully, Alton Mi-r'ril P1-ggy Brady. Bcity Propst. Carroll Rnbnn. Third Row: Herb Filc. Sylvia Sicbvrt. lnvgggy Russell, .Io Anno llul Tommyv Barker. Don Potts. Billy Wczlni, Beverly Bridcntliul, Iiurbci Wentz. Lois Brown, Shan Thornton. w. 4.5 we MISS MARGARET MILLER Adviser .. .,,,q . Mix fi W Wi' I QQ BUN NY BOB LINK FOIL 2nd Vice-President Treasurer 'IQ Ot RONNIE CHARLES BEAVER WHITMAN Devotions Stciqe 5 if NJ, R gif fi .Y IERRY RUFTY Recreation ,aim ul' ...fav CARROLL RABON House 6- Grounds any -Eg, f .fill 'QW 5' -gy. Vv.,,. Fourth Row: Hank Rendleman. Peggy Barrow, Janet Plyler. Mari- nclle Owen. Shirley Copley. Louella Earnhardt, Hazel Fisher. Frances Faggart, Carolyn Monroe. Pat Ramsey. Elizabeth Feeney. Betty Rose Benson, Jimmy Patterson. Don Bassinger. Fifth Row: Page Lyerly, Ruth Kepley. Franklin Foil. Homer Fesper- man. Jerry Kirk, Allen King, Pete McCubbins, Carolyn Ketner. Janet Williams. Mary Lou Harrington, Carol Ward. Louise Miller. Murray Burke. Paul Kiger, QM! MARY ERVIN Cheerleaders 4 .' nhl MARGARET FISHER FERRY EARLIER Library A Lost ci Found '11 'er s ,.,,.,.Mt. .3 2 ' . First Row, left to right: Carolyn Strong, Mary Hoge. Anne Lawson. Ann Isenhower, Sylvia Miller. Jane Dickey Choate. .Ioan Carol Thomas. Mary Ballard. Second Row: Barbara Robison. Jane Bradshaw. Carolyn Burke. Onetia Linker. Barbara Page, K. Smith. Roberta Mills. Betty Yates. Third Row: Frances Barrinqer. Pat Bernhardt. Barbara Swaiin. Phyllis Murdock. Ear- bara l'eac-oeli. Lenora Porter. Louise Miller. Janet Williams. Fourth Row: Trudy Burkett. Carol Ward. Betty Coburn. Nellie Foil. Joanne Satrit, Mary Lou Harrington. Carolyn Kettler. Mary Catherine Miller. Fifth Row: Pat Davis, Gypsie Wrenn. Laura Rogers. Mona Lee Spargo. Mary Anne Artz. Julia Wagner. Carol Teeter. Melba Perkins. First Row. left to right: Peggy Russell, Treasurer: Harriet Leonard. Vice-President: Pat Melehor. President: Mary Ann Shoe. Secretary. Second Row: Mary Jo Workman. Joyce Mabry. Jane Walton. Shirley Moose. Christie Ileeler. Claudette Shaw. Nant-y Ilarrill, Becky Marley. Mary Nash Wheeler. Cindy Hege. Betty Hall. Third Row: Freddie .lean White. Mary Anne l'etrea. Charles Carolyn Elliot, Pat Malone. 'l'helnia Ballard. Cornelia Adkins. Betty Jean Tutterow. Evelyn Gray. Jan Binkley. Mar- garet Goodman. Dolores Plyler. Fourth Row: Miss Frances Pendley. Adviser. Jean Cornelison. Marry Jones. Martha Lou Waller. Pat llamilton. Barbara Aldridge. Dianne West. Libby Barber. Cynthia Touch- stone. lfllaine Sells. Peggy Barrow. 9 f N W N ..lllUNllUlR fTlElENS First Row. left to right: Beverly Bridenthal. President: Carolyn Kneeburg, Viee-Pre:si- dent: Pat Cress. Secretary: Lois Dunn. Tieasurer. Second Row: Rebecca Yost. .lane Ward. Celia Cole. Peggy MeCanless. Anne Campbell. Sylvia Smith. Carol llearn. Rosalie Kizziah, Mary Dare Moore. Third Row: Pat Ramsey. Pat Marsh. Annette Levenson. Barbara Preble, Mary Baine. Sara Gabriel. Patsy Schofield. Jerry Graham. Missie Hauek. Fourth Row: Bobbie Reeves, Jennie Snider. Betty Sniith. Carol Kluttz llarolcline Peeler, Annie Campbell. Mary Ervin. Crystal Gemayel. Mary Shaw Clement. Fifth Row: Barbara Fish, Frances Faggart. Barbara Casper. Hazel Fisher. Peggy llenry. Rachel Campbell. Julia Cohen. SlENll0lR QTEENS First Row. left to rightt Betty Jean Plyler. TI't'.lSlll't'l'1 Lois Brown. president: .loyet Mills. Viee-President: llflargretta Thompson. Secretary. Second Row: Anne less Boyd. Marcia Zaeliary. Anne Coixneill. .lo 'inne llall. Sara llubbard. Patty Vogler. Billie Parker. Shan Thornton. Nancy Goodman. Third Row: Mary Anne Beaver. Margaret Fisher. Araininla Little. Grave Burkett Becky Julian. Jo Ann Cothran, Peggy Mollitt. Bets-y Brown. Bonnie Mt-Hao. Sylvia Sit-bert Fourth Row: Mary Shaping. Peggy Brady. Betty Propst. Martha Raye Honeyeutt Kathleen Thomas. Elaine Elitim. Susan James, Betty Bell, Mary Coleman. 'VISUAL All S Left to right: Bill Fleming. Gary Verell. Jimmy Bibb. Joe Rink. Adrian Smith. Don Cornwall. Bill Overton. Keith Furr. John- ny Gobble. Cliff Owen. Ben Thompson. Robert Green. Barry Goodson. Herbert Wentz. John Hill. George Holbrook. Charles Whitman. Don Creason. Don Williams. Jerry Honeyeuti. Junior Harrington. :AQ X, fi 3 Mlllfi l1l.lZAliFlTll K. IARVIU llrlvira--r fII.YI1ll 'l'AYl.CJR l I4-:mil-nl lLlIlBlR RY CClLlU Left to right: Margaret Fisher. Jerry Honeyeutt. Kathleen Thomas. Burt Guthrie. Mar- vin Finney. Bill Peeler. Donnie Bowden-Treasurer. Dub Kluttz. Doris Boulus. David Fesperman, Jerry Graham-Secretary. Margaret Peeler. First Row. left to right: Rosalie Kizziah. Sec retary: Pat Bonds. President: Bettie Bell. Vice President: Roberta Mills, Treasurer. Second Row: Harolcline Peeler. Carol Anr Cope. Nancy Stoner. Louise Miller. Ann Lawsoi Billy Jo Hartman. Nancy Murphy. Sylvia Mille Norma Porter. Elaine Eliuin, Third Row: Lillian Cline. Melba Perkin Onetia Linker. Dian Goodman. Delores Melto' Janet Williams. Kathleen Thomas. K. S-mit Willie Mae Sherrill. Fourth Row: Marcy Jones. Martha Lou Walle Mary Ann Ariz. Mary Lou Herrington. Rui Kcpley. Barbara Aldridge. Marinelle Owen Betty .lean Everharl. Delores Boykin. Mai Betty Hartman. ' Fifth Row: Fay Hartman. Julia Riley. Pat: Hamilton. Elizabeth Ann Atwell, Mona Lu Spargo. B lllurray Burke. Bonnie Beaver. SUCIULUG COUNCIL First Row. left to right: Jerry Rufty, Secre- lziry: Barbara Mills. President: Mrs. Addie B. l'MIU1'l'lS. Adviser. Second Row: Don Potts. Robert Brinkley lE2lLlLUW JAC ET STAFF Seated. left to right: Murray Burke. Bonnie McRae. Bill Overton. June Walton. Bill Greene. Standing: Kirk Hill. Doug Young. Frank McRae, Cindy Hege. Becky Marley. Tommye Barker. Betty Smith. Lloyd Ennis. Haroldine Peeler, Aramintzi Little. Celia Cole Peggy Moflitt. Betty Hall, Mary Shuping. Jimmy Bibb. Miss Ida Gordner. l11x MllXllElD 1ClHIUlRlUS l UYSS CCT URUS l i1'.:1 Iluw, l11l'1 111 l'l,Lglll1 l.1-1111111 l'111'l1-1'.:X1111 i1:11x'w1111. l 11':41 limx. l111l 111 right: Billy .1X111'1111, Bllllllf' Link M1111 l'I1'x'i11. Sylvia llilj'l'5. ll:11'I111l Cz.11111l11'll. Billy S1111115' Z1l111'111.w. W2lf'llL' Mill1-12 l'1l'L'Cl C11g1g1i11. E1'x'i11 .-Xll1111 111111. 'l'11111111y M1111s1-. 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E ORGCHEST A First Row, left tw right: James Cog- gin, Frank Kiinhrough. Gypsie Wrenn. Patsy Rogers. Wayne Leazer. Billie Jo Hartman. Second Row: 'Fredclie Jean White. Hazel Fislu-r. Ronnie Beaver. Ernest Safrit. Bobbie Ann Reeves. Louise Mil- lei: Gwilla Davis. Third Row: Miss Elise Wagoner. Joe Rink. Wayne Polyak. Betty Propst. Laura Rogers. Herman Kincaid, Donald Ouslcy. Jack Smith, Hal Link. CHO US lETTlE CLUB Left to right: Peggy Henry. Julia Cohen. Gracie Burkett-Treasurer Becky Julian-President, Bettie BellwSecretary, Barbara Ann Preble Mary Anne Beaver. Absent: Dick Owens-Vice-President, Peggy Jackson. Juanita Land , wx 1.11K MR. R. E. SOUTHWICK Director BF Left to right: Mary Virginia Newsom, Maioretteg Jan South- wick, Mascot Jane Dickey Choate. Majorette. Wayne Miller, Major, Clziiiclette Shaw, Majorctte. l i l S I First Row. left to right: Hazel Fisher, Lois Brown. Joan Safrit. Second Row: Wayne Leazer, Katie Loflin. Jerry Rufty. Carol Hadley, Barbara lVI Frederick Warlick, Mary Virginia Newsom. Peggy Russell. Carolyn Ketnor. Ronnie Bea Third Row: Ernest Safrit. Pat Malone. Bob Cauble, Louella Earnhardt. Bevis Sa Jimmy Livengood, Gwilla Davis. Elizabeth Barber, Laura Rodgers. Jean Hollner. .l Dickey Choate. Miriam Wilmer. Bill Bibb, Bobbie Reeves. Jane Ward. Anne Campbell. Fourth Row: Mary Ann Petrca, Bob Graham, Shirley Copley, Billy Fleming. J V' tilt fd BAND UlFlFlICClERS Left to right: Jack Smith. Vice-President: Hazel Fisher. Secre- tary: Lois Brown. Treasurer: Jerry Rufty, President. '-up-.V ,ana wif' 'di vw!! Q53 mwg 9 Q -A -.., fn Q f I ,f 'Q 'if Shaver. Barbara Robison. Jack Smith. Jim Eagle. Herman Kincaid. Clarence Bostian. Don Ousley. Tommy Moose. Bob Safrit. Earl Holt. Bob Linder. Charles Sturkey. Don Bassinger. Jim Elium. Wayne Miller. Billy Blackwell. Jimmy Weaver, Pete Waggener. Charles Proctor. Betty Rose Benson. Mary Bame. Charles Stevens. Diane West. Fifth Pow: Mary Lou Harrington, Charles Yost. Hermie Kincaid, Cornelia Adkins. Joe Rink. Donnie Caublc. Jerry Safrit, Hank Renclleman. Pete Griggs. Tommy Johnson. Jinnny Bibb, Mary Anne Beaver. Barbara Preble, Mr. R. S. Southwick. Director. Absent: Frances Barringer, T. Kenley, Harriet Leonard, Betty Propst. Bob Shuping. Vice--I rs-sich-nt: Nlarinm-llu Owl-iis, lst Viuc-.'1't-si- Jann- la-xxis, Jam- Di'-lu-5' Clmatv. Gail Sicbcrt. Jam-t Plylor. Hamid llaglvr. SIL 3 QW.. 'J ART ccimu 8 Ch l Seated. loft to righti Dun Cornwell. Miss Louise Bcazlcy. Susan James. Jo Ann Cothran. Barbara Casper. Don Clark. Sna- Hughes. Standing: Shan Thornton. .lambs Cog' gin. Peggy Moffitt. lJUHN'CLU First Raw. In-ft tu right: Carolyn K1-tncr. Treasurer: Mary Dunn. Vice-President: Bill Uvt-rtmi, l1I't'SiCll'llll Mary Nasli Wlicclcr. Sf-crctary, St-vunrl Row: Jnycv Mabry. P1-gigy Barrow. Jane Dickey Choate. Popggy Russell. Harriet l.vonard. Cornr-lia Adkins. Cindy Hugo. Gail Sivbcrt. Barbara Burns, Jane Bradshaw. Juan ClllllDll', Ann lSl,'IlllUlll', Stu-wzirt. Mt-Canlvss. Sylvia Miller. Eddie Safrit. Jimmy Bibb. Third Row: Arthur McCutc:lian. lllainc Sells. Mary .To Workman. Becky Marley. Betty llall. Muna Iwo Spargu. Harold Ilaglvr. Barbara Swann. Toni Kirk. Mary Catherine Miller. Gvm'f,5t- llullmruuk, 'Fmnniy Giuliani, iiuburt CtJlI1Ji'1', Wayne Miller. Jimmy Colo. Studmon Nlurris. Bryant Walscr. Roswull Mallory. Herbert Wentz. xx. S IBLE CLU First Huw. lm-it tn right: Nnrina Ou-rcasli. 2nd 3 Y dont.: Bt-tty Ovvrt-asli, lift!-'lflt'lllI Katlilt-on Timm- as. Score-tary: lVlJll'4lL1ll't'l. Fisln-r, Troasiirt-r. Swmicl How: llnnnit- E31-:wi- . Mary Anno Ve-trua. Frcrldie- .It-an Whitv. Cmnt-lia Adkins. Third and Fourtii Rows: Hub Shuivintf. Bt-tty .Ivan Plylvr. Rm-lJt't'r'a Yost, Miss Alinvrii Gor dun. Mary llartinan, ruby llali. f'.i'Irviia lm' Spartio. Mary Catln-rinu Milli-1' lhuluiws Plylur. liarbara Alclriclgt-. ikgizy Brarly. Bill Greene. Molina I'vrlaiiis. Nancy llarrill. C.irulyn Kctnur, Dick Owcns. MASQTUIE WIG rrC1dfC'lIL'C',, His Firsf Dress Suit Miss AMY Mooaz Director sd First Row: Bob Foil, Treasurer: Betty Jean Plyler, President, Anne Ross Boyd, Secretary: Bill Greene, Viee-President. Second Row: Evelyn Gray, Joe Sims, Jimmy Cole, Billy Aaron, Billy Weant. Jimmy Bibb, Harold Hagler, Joan Carol Thomas, Rosalie Kizziah, Rebecca Yost, Margretta Thompson, Betty Bell, Lois Brown, Sue Hughes, Shan Thornton, Third Row: Annette Levenson, l-lazel Fisher, Nancy Harrill, Carol Teeter, Phyllis Murdock. Jan Binkley, Elizabeth Edxnundson. Nellie Foil, Barbara Swaim, Pat Bernhardt, Oliver Link, Delores Plyler, Melba Perkins, Ann Lawson, Bar- bara Page. Missie Hauck, Jane Walton, Trudy Burkett, Carol Hadley. Fourth Row: Pat Marsh, Frances Faggart. Mona Lee Spargo. Jo Anne Hall, Jim John Rendleman. Marcia Zachary. J. B. Chapman, Don Brantley. Jim Siebert, Bobby Elium, Charles Floyd, Christie Peeler, John Buford, Betty Propst, Carolyn Kneeburg, Mary Nash Wheeler, Beverly Briclenthal, Kathleen Thomas, Sarah Harriss. DON WILLIAMS NEL1.IE CAUBLE DORIS TREXLER I, IE. CCOIUNKC IL MRS. ADDIE MORRIS, Advisu GERALDINE HARTVIAN MARY KOONTZ I I C. IE0 CCILIU TOMMY ATWELL DEl.MA AUSTIN PEGGY BALLARD MARTHA BEACHAM IANE BEARD DORIS BOGER BETTIE BOST DORIS EOULUS DENICE BROWN IOAN BUMGARNEIR DAVID BURRIS RUDY BUTLER NELLIE CAUBLE BENNIE CLINE EVA MAE MILLER MARY ELLEN COLE BOB CORRII-IER DON CREASON SARAH CROWELL BETTY IEAN DODD LELIA DURANT I.. I, ELLER CLAUDEENE EURY EIIZABETH FEENEY GERALDINE HARTMAN ALICE HESS BETTY RAY I-IOLSHOUi1II!i PAT IACOBS NOVELLA KEPLEY MARY KOONTZ PEGGY LOFLIN BILL MABRY EVA MAE MILLER BOB MORGAN FRANK MORGAN MARGIE MORGAN CHARLES RAMSEY PHYLLIS RINEHART DOLLIE SEAPORD MARTHA SIMPSON NELLIE SINK MARION SOWERS IIMMIE STROUD BILL THOMPSON EVELYN TREXLER CHARLES WHITMAN DON WILLIAMS MARY FRANCES UPRIGHA LILLIAN VALLEY I ..,..,-Q.. 1... 55? 51? ME TRAVIS STOKES IIMMY WHITLER Q. PAGE LYEIRLY DUKE HOYTMAN VARSITY OOTBAILIL I Q' V :L - 1 f' N Q- 1 x - 125 DN' -l ? K 5 . r .... D A M D 5 BOB DON IERRY BOB RITCI-IIE CIODWIN BARGEH GARDNER Z' .f W4-v ,MW-Q-u 7 -.-. Q, S..- lv -l 5 V DAVID A. L, CLIFF STALEY GOBBLE OWEN 13 41 1 Dill f gs '11 w if Y 1 if Q- ! . I 2 TERRY WAYNE BILL BRUCE KINCAID HARRELSON PEELER RENDLEMAN po GERALD ADAMS M19 CARROLL WAYNE RABON SHOE ma., OLIN MILLER DON BOWDEN L Q 5 'Nha .iv- DICKIE SMITH J 5 X x Q1 5 0. ...- RODNEY CALLOWAY DOUG YOUNG Y x . l S?3gi','5f,fE,2.H3'i3f Literati 5 mf 'lamina Ms S nun 3 f'.....' .An 70 79 j-269357 First Row. left to right: Page Lyerly. Jerry Kincaid. Bill Peelcr. Jerry Barger. Bob Ritchie. A. L. Gobblc. Don Godwin, Bob Gardner. Wayne Harrelson. Bruce Rendleman, Rodney Calloway. Second Row: David Shuler, Gerald Adams, John Gobble. Dick Smith, Jim Whiiler. Carroll Rabon. Travis Stokes, Don Bowden, Wayne Shoe. Olin Miller, Duke Hoffman. Third Row: Max Barker. Tommy Whitman, Jimmy Patterson. David McPherson. Doug Young. Sonny Morris, Herb Rhodes. FOURTH BEST TEAM IN STATE - I-IORACE BILLINGS This years edition of the Yellow Jackets' gridiron team proved to be one of the best, if not the best in Boydens history. Every player. from the largest-Bruce Rendleman--to the smallest--Don Godwin--gave everything he had toward winning each game. The team received two severe setbacks during the season when both first string tackles were injured. During the first part of the season. David Staley was lost be- cause of a brain tumor. Later Jerry Kincaid was sidelined with rheumatic fever. However, despite these weakened positions. the boys came through with a record of seven won. two lost, and one tied. They came out second in the rugged Western AA Conference, right behind Burlington's Bull- dogs, who could gain only a tie with the Jackets. The only Conference loss was to High Point: this was regarded by most experts as a stunning upset. After the season ended, the team received a bid to play against Childrens Home in the Piedmont Bowl Game in Winston-Salem. This was a hard-fought battle with the Orphans being victorious by a slim margin of 7 to 6. Giving a post-season summary of the Jackets' sea- son. Horace Billings. Sports Editor of the Salisbury Post. called the Yellow Jackets the fourth best team in the state. SCHEDULE AND RESULTS Sept. 16-Boyden 13.. ...... ..,.... L exington 0 Nov. 11-Boyden 32 ,... ,,...,..,............. B arium Springs 0 Sept. 23-Boyden 13 ........ ....... G astonia 0 Nov. 18-Boyden 7 ............................ R. J. Reynolds ti Oct. 7-Boydcn 6 .... ....... Charlotte 0 PIEDMONT BOWL Oct. 14-Boyden 0 ........ ...,... H igh Point 26 Dec. 2-Boyden 6 ,..,........................ Childrens Home 7 Oct. 21-Boyden 20 ........ ,...... A sheville ti TOTALS Oct. 28-Boyden 25 ........ .,..,.. G reensboro 7 Boyden 122 ........ ..... ..................................... O 1 iponents 52 Nov. 4-Boyden O ....... ...... B urlington 0 Boyden's Average 12.2 ............ Opponents' Average 5.2 Line Coach M. L. BARNES inf I dy! Head Coach BILL LUDWIG THE LINEUP 'IK S LE - Lyerly -- 170 lbs. LT - Kincaid - 175 lbs. LG - Harrelson - 190 lbs. C - Gobhle -- 155 lbs. RG - Peeler - 175 lbs. RT - Rendleman - 205 lbs. RE - Calloway - 180 lbs. BB - Godwin - 132 lbs. HB - Ritchie - 150 lbs. HB - Gardner - 150 lbs. FB - Bargcr - 165 lbs. W XX as 3' 1-is Hllim - ..,. . .5 e f I: . if N: . - .X Q EPTING 1 VARSITY BASKETBALL J Q17 K DEDMON 0 S HILL f,.,f1kf , A 5 f F First Row, left to right: Jerry Barger, Jim Epting. Wayne Hartman-Captain, Sonny Morris. Second Row: Murray Burke, Paul Kiger, Don Dedmon, Frank McRae, Norman Kimbrough, Kirk Hill, Robert Brinkley-Alternate Captain, Jerry Kirk. A TEAM TO BE PROUD OF Boyden High's cagers for the year 1949-50 brought home a record of 17 wins. 9 losses, and fourth place in Western Class AA Conference. Their record within the conference was 8 won, 6 lost. They participated in the big state tournament in Durham for the state championship. Coach Derwood Hu1ieycutt's team aver- aged 39.75 points per game to their opponents' 33.2. The total for the season was 1029 points for the Jackets. while the opponents had a total of 917 points. The boys, although small, were noted for team play: many of the group had played together from thc grammar grades to their senior year. Frank McRae, high scorer for the team, rose to the heights of the all-conference team. McRae .. Dec Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec Dec Dec Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb. Brinkley ...... . Hartman Barger ........, Kiger ........ Epting ...... THE RESULTS 6-Boyden 49 .........,............., Statesville 23 7-Boyden 35 ..,..... , ..... Kannapolis 38 9-Boyden 37 ......,. ...... A lbemarle 20 12-Boyden 34 ......,. ...,.. A lbemarle 15 13-Boyden 34 ........ ...... C har. Harding 37 15-Boyden 45 ,,...,.. ...... G reenville, S. C. 43 19-Boyden 38 ........ ....,..... H arding 49 21-Boyden 36 ...... . ......,... Kannapolis 29 28-Boyden 25 ........ ...... W ilmington 37 4-Boyden 43 ........ .,..,. A lumni 27 7-Boyden 41 ........ ..... W inston-Salem 35 10-Boyden 29 ........ ...... G astonia 26 13-Boyden 29 ........ .......... G reensboro 30 17-Boyden 41 ........ .. ....... Asheville 32 20-Boyden 35 ........ ...... C harlotte Central 39 24-Boyden 40 ...,.... .,..,. B urlington 31 27-Boyden 52 ........ .,........ S pencer 26 31-Boyden 47 ....,... .... ..... H i gh Point 59 3-Boyden 54 ........ ...... G astonia 29 7-Boyden 40 ,..,.... ......... W inston-Salem 39 10-Boyden 43 ........ ......... S pencer 28 14-Boyden ..,..... ..,...... B urlington 25 17--Boyden 51 .....,.. ..,... C harlotte Central 38 21-Boyden 35 ....... ,... ..... H i gh Point 57 23-Boyden 30 .,...... ..... Asheville 48 25-Boyden 45 ,..,..,. ....,.... S tatesville 38 28-Boyden 42 ....................,... Greensboro 47 POINTS SCORED 272 Dedmon 238 Burke 229 Morris 156 Hill 128 Kimbrough 28 Kirk ............,... Coach DERwooD HUNEYCUTT f Si 46 ,zxgv ,,,. , f x '.,,, . ., f . Ti K K+-4 -5 qkfgg NIC K3 , Q .,.' 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TRAC TEAM Left to right: Carl KingwManager, Don Godwin, Don Bowden, Bob Gardner, Bob Ritchie. i X ', ,N . , vi.. ' ,J ,A , J. V, FUOTBALL Won - 8 Lost -- 0 Tied - 0 First Row. left to right: Charles Hattaway. Toinmy Frick. Bob Pleasants, Junior Cauble Melvin Austin. Kenny Holshouser. Kenneth Owen. J. B. Chapman. Jimmy Rabon. Second Row: Jim Siebert. Lloyd Copely, Jim Patterson. Bob Gobble. Dick Earnhardt Roy Campbell. Herman Keith. Paul Hoffman. George Hall, Third Row: Bob Smith. Joe Simms, Gary Cooper, Charles Crooks. Terry Smith. Mickey Maxwell, David Couch. Jimmy West. Eddie Satrit, Bradford Hawkins. Connie Gardner. TUMUR UWSS CAGE' S First Row. left to right: Red Beck. Connie Gardner. Eddie Lee Smith. Second Row: Jim Patterson. Dan Smiley. John Kesler. Charles Stevens. Harry Garwood Third Row: Wayne Miller. Joe Eagle. Jimmy West. Den Bassinger. Charley Honeyeutt Bill Broadway. lLlETflFlERMAN9S CClLlU First Row, left to right: Carroll Rabon, Page Lyerly, Don Bowden, Jerry Barger, Don Godwin, Bob Ritchie, Barry Goodson, Rodney Calloway, Paul Kiger, Wayne Shoe. Second Row: Don Fryar, Bill Peeler, Wayne Harrelson, Olin Miller, Burt Guthrie, Doug Young, Frank McRae, Bob Gardner, Don Potts, Gerald Adams. Third Row: Cliff Owen, Bevan Barringer, Carl King, Bruce Rendleman, Bernie Joe Nance, Travis Stokes, Robert Brinkley. Wayne Hartman. A. L.. Gobble. Murray Burke, UR MANAGE S First Row, left to right: Mary Jo Workman, Julia Cohen, Peggy Henry, Annette Levenson. Second Row: Jim Foil, Don Fryar, Carl King, Bevan Barringer. Duke Hoffman. GIRLS' B SKIETBALL VARSITY RACHEL CAMPBELL GAYE TROLLINGER MARY ERVIN 3 S N l l R gm, NANCY GOODMAN ANNE COUNCILL LORINE SHIPTON N, .. Betty Van Poole, Joyce Mills, Peggy Russell, Ola Dixon. Jo Anne I-lall. Araminta Little, Annie Campbell, Margretta Thompson. Qs 'Q sa- Owsi Q G. Af. At. 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